Filippo Puglieschi (active 1st half of the 19th century in Rome) attr; Extremely fine micromosaic panel On a rectangular copper panel, the detailed, fine depiction, framed in gold, of a lurking, playful, white-brown spotted dog in front of a retreating reddish-white tabby cat. In the background is a wooded lake landscape with a small house, the outlines of mountains and towns on the horizon. Modelled on a painting attributed to the Bohemian artist Johann Wenzel Peter (1745-1829), who was active in Rome and frequently designed motifs for micromosaics. 5 cm x 6.5 cm. Cf. Victoria & Albert Museums in London, inv. no. LOAN:GILBERT.935-2008. Provenance: from the Michahelles Collection, Hamburg, which has grown over generations. Attributed to Filippo Puglieschi (active 1st half of the 19th C.). A very fine Italian gold-mounted micromosaic on copper plate depicting a dog and a cat after a painting attributed to the Bohemian artist Johann Wenzel Peter (1745-1829).