An Italianate wooded landscape with classical ruins, a centurion with other figures and a dog; and A capriccio of a pyramid with two centurions, three figures and a dog, classical ruins beyond

Busiri Vici, who dates these landscapes to circa 1720 (op. cit.), compares them with the picture in the Tersigni collection, Rome, and its now separated companion piece in the Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Antica, Rome; works which he describes as constituting 'one of the finest Locatelli pairs of canvases' (ibid. no. 19 & 20).