An exhi­bition of Italian and Dutch drawings and prints features varied works by lesser known artists of the 17th and 18th centuries. Highlight of the show is a pen and wash rendering, executed over a preliminary charcoal drawing, by Genoese artist Alessandro Magnasco (1677–1749). Though the setting of this drawing is a peaceful mythological genre scene, Magnasco’s romantic fer­vor is nevertheless in strong evidence.

––Arthur Secunda