Joseph Wagner Giuseppe Zocchi

Joseph Wagner was a printmaker documented as active circa 1745, often working in collaboration with the designer Giuseppe Zocchi. Wagner specialized in creating reproductive engravings and etchings, with six of his known Joseph Wagner Giuseppe Zocchi prints represented in major museum collections.

These works demonstrate a focus on dramatic biblical and historical narratives. Prints preserved in institutional collections include Abraham Dismissing Hagar, Jephthah and His Daughter, Joseph and His Brothers, Lot and His Daughters, and Moses and the Burning Bush.

These historical images are preserved in collections such as the National Gallery of Art, offering museum-quality examples of mid-18th century printmaking. As historical works, many of these images are now in the public domain, allowing for access to high-quality prints and downloadable artwork derived from the originals.