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Lionello Spada BIOGRAPHY
1576 - 1622. Known for: Painting.
Caravaggista Leonello Spada was active in Rome and his hometown of Bologna. His benefactors included, for example, Cardinal Maffeo Barberini and Alessandro d’ Este. His first canvases reflect the... Read full biography
Caravaggista Leonello Spada was active in Rome and his hometown of Bologna. His benefactors included, for example, Cardinal Maffeo Barberini and Alessandro d’ Este. His first canvases reflect the Mannerist style of the Flemish artist Denis Calvaert and later the work of the painting studios of the... Read full biography
Caravaggista Leonello Spada was active in Rome and his hometown of Bologna. His benefactors included, for example, Cardinal Maffeo Barberini and Alessandro d’ Este. His first canvases reflect the Mannerist style of the Flemish artist Denis Calvaert and later the work of the painting studios of the Carracci family, where he assisted.... Read full biography
Caravaggista Leonello Spada was active in Rome and his hometown of Bologna. His benefactors included, for example, Cardinal Maffeo Barberini and Alessandro d’ Este. His first canvases reflect the Mannerist style of the Flemish artist Denis Calvaert and later the work of the painting studios of the Carracci family, where he assisted.
Caravaggista Leonello Spada was active in Rome and his hometown of Bologna. His benefactors included, for example, Cardinal Maffeo Barberini and Alessandro d’ Este. His first canvases reflect the Mannerist style of the Flemish artist Denis Calvaert and later the work of the painting studios of the Carracci family, where he assisted.
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Caravaggista Leonello Spada was active in Rome and his hometown of Bologna. His benefactors included, for example, Cardinal Maffeo Barberini and Alessandro d’ Este. His first canvases reflect the Mannerist style of the Flemish artist Denis Calvaert and later the work of the painting studios of the Carracci family, where he assisted.