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1612 - 1690. Known for: Naturalistic pathos and dark tones in Baroque style.
The artist was the younger brother of Giuseppe and a disciple of Guido Reni. He was influenced by Morazzone and Francesco Cairo and his art grew under the suggestions of the Genoese and Milanese... Read full biography
The artist was the younger brother of Giuseppe and a disciple of Guido Reni. He was influenced by Morazzone and Francesco Cairo and his art grew under the suggestions of the Genoese and Milanese Baroque. He found inspiration from various artists including Giovanni Battista Carlone, Domenico Piola,... Read full biography
The artist was the younger brother of Giuseppe and a disciple of Guido Reni. He was influenced by Morazzone and Francesco Cairo and his art grew under the suggestions of the Genoese and Milanese Baroque. He found inspiration from various artists including Giovanni Battista Carlone, Domenico Piola, Procaccini, and Discepoli. He also had Roman influences from his short stay in the city, particularly from Cortona
The artist was the younger brother of Giuseppe and a disciple of Guido Reni. He was influenced by Morazzone and Francesco Cairo and his art grew under the suggestions of the Genoese and Milanese Baroque. He found inspiration from various artists including Giovanni Battista Carlone, Domenico Piola, Procaccini, and Discepoli. He also had Roman influences from his short stay in the city, particularly from Cortona
The artist was the younger brother of Giuseppe and a disciple of Guido Reni. He was influenced by Morazzone and Francesco Cairo and his art grew under the suggestions of the Genoese and Milanese Baroque. He found inspiration from various artists including Giovanni Battista Carlone, Domenico Piola, Procaccini, and Discepoli. He also had Roman influences from his short stay in the city, particularly from Cortona