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1621 Naples - 1706. Known for: Painting.
Born in Naples, Ascanio Luciani was thirteen when the architectural painter Viviano Codazzi arrived in 1634. When Codazzi left for Rome, Luciani was only twenty-six. Whilst clearly heavily influenced... Read full biography
Born in Naples, Ascanio Luciani was thirteen when the architectural painter Viviano Codazzi arrived in 1634. When Codazzi left for Rome, Luciani was only twenty-six. Whilst clearly heavily influenced by Codazzi, Luciani was still a young man when he established his own studio and later developed an... Read full biography
Born in Naples, Ascanio Luciani was thirteen when the architectural painter Viviano Codazzi arrived in 1634. When Codazzi left for Rome, Luciani was only twenty-six. Whilst clearly heavily influenced by Codazzi, Luciani was still a young man when he established his own studio and later developed an unmistakably individual style. However, as David Marshall observes, Luciani had clearly been working in Codazzi’s studio during these early years (see: D. R. Marshall, ‘Ascanio Luciani a Neapolitan... Read full biography
Born in Naples, Ascanio Luciani was thirteen when the architectural painter Viviano Codazzi arrived in 1634. When Codazzi left for Rome, Luciani was only twenty-six. Whilst clearly heavily influenced by Codazzi, Luciani was still a young man when he established his own studio and later developed an unmistakably individual style. However, as David Marshall observes, Luciani had clearly been working in Codazzi’s studio during these early years (see: D. R. Marshall, ‘Ascanio Luciani a Neapolitan follower of Viviano Codazzi’, in: Paragone 39, Florence 1988). By 1647 he had become a prolific artist in his own right. In the past, many of his works were wrongly attributed to Codazzi, to such a degree that he earned the name “Pseudo-Codazzi”.... Read full biography
Born in Naples, Ascanio Luciani was thirteen when the architectural painter Viviano Codazzi arrived in 1634. When Codazzi left for Rome, Luciani was only twenty-six. Whilst clearly heavily influenced by Codazzi, Luciani was still a young man when he established his own studio and later developed an unmistakably individual style. However, as David Marshall observes, Luciani had clearly been working in Codazzi’s studio during these early years (see: D. R. Marshall, ‘Ascanio Luciani a Neapolitan follower of Viviano Codazzi’, in: Paragone 39, Florence 1988). By 1647 he had become a prolific artist in his own right. In the past, many of his works were wrongly attributed to Codazzi, to such a degree that he earned the name “Pseudo-Codazzi”. Recent research and analysis has helped to establish Luciani as an independent and very talented personality and re... Read full biography
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