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1706 Verona - 1770 Verona. Known for: Religious paintings, monumental altarpieces.
Giambettino Cignaroli was born in Verona in 1706. He studied under Antonio Balestra and later traveled to Venice to study the works of renowned masters. Cignaroli established himself as a prominent... Read full biography
Giambettino Cignaroli was born in Verona in 1706. He studied under Antonio Balestra and later traveled to Venice to study the works of renowned masters. Cignaroli established himself as a prominent artist, receiving commissions from various European royalty. He played a significant role in the art... Read full biography
Giambettino Cignaroli was born in Verona in 1706. He studied under Antonio Balestra and later traveled to Venice to study the works of renowned masters. Cignaroli established himself as a prominent artist, receiving commissions from various European royalty. He played a significant role in the art scene of Verona, promoting the construction of the Veronese Academy of Art, which now bears his name. Cignaroli passed away in Verona in 1770.
Giambettino Cignaroli was born in Verona in 1706. He studied under Antonio Balestra and later traveled to Venice to study the works of renowned masters. Cignaroli established himself as a prominent artist, receiving commissions from various European royalty. He played a significant role in the art scene of Verona, promoting the construction of the Veronese Academy of Art, which now bears his name. Cignaroli passed away in Verona in 1770.
Giambettino Cignaroli was born in Verona in 1706. He studied under Antonio Balestra and later traveled to Venice to study the works of renowned masters. Cignaroli established himself as a prominent artist, receiving commissions from various European royalty. He played a significant role in the art scene of Verona, promoting the construction of the Veronese Academy of Art, which now bears his name. Cignaroli passed away in Verona in 1770.