His work defines the pastoral style of the eighteenth century. Unlike his contemporary Canaletto, who focused on city views, Zuccarelli preferred idealised rural scenes. He combined the soft light of Venice with the structured compositions of classical painting. In works like Landscape with Peasants at a Fountain, he used a pale palette to create a sense of calm. His figures are usually small, placed carefully within the natural environment to provide a sense of scale.

Modern collectors value these works for their decorative clarity. The paintings offer a window into an idealised past that feels peaceful rather than heavy. His use of light and colour makes these prints suitable for bright, open rooms. Pieces such as Classical Landscape or Rivierlandschap met visser provide a balanced aesthetic. They bring a touch of the Italian countryside into a contemporary home without the dark tones found in earlier Baroque art.