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1709 - 1798. Known for: Rococo style paintings.
Giuseppe Angeli was born in 1709 and passed away in 1798. Giuseppe Angeli, who was a pupil of Giovanni Battista Piazzetta. Angeli was the most gifted pupil and became the director of Piazzetta's... Read full biography
Giuseppe Angeli was born in 1709 and passed away in 1798. Giuseppe Angeli, who was a pupil of Giovanni Battista Piazzetta. Angeli was the most gifted pupil and became the director of Piazzetta's workshop in 1745. Angeli's paintings exhibit a soft drafting and a mellowness of color in tune with... Read full biography
Giuseppe Angeli was born in 1709 and passed away in 1798. Giuseppe Angeli, who was a pupil of Giovanni Battista Piazzetta. Angeli was the most gifted pupil and became the director of Piazzetta's workshop in 1745. Angeli's paintings exhibit a soft drafting and a mellowness of color in tune with delicate chords, silvery pinks, deep blues, and soft grays, with a sensual and suggestive language. Giuseppe drew updates from the art of Rosalba Carriera and Jacopo Amigoni that characterized his mature... Read full biography
Giuseppe Angeli was born in 1709 and passed away in 1798. Giuseppe Angeli, who was a pupil of Giovanni Battista Piazzetta. Angeli was the most gifted pupil and became the director of Piazzetta's workshop in 1745. Angeli's paintings exhibit a soft drafting and a mellowness of color in tune with delicate chords, silvery pinks, deep blues, and soft grays, with a sensual and suggestive language. Giuseppe drew updates from the art of Rosalba Carriera and Jacopo Amigoni that characterized his mature production. In 1757, he became the Master of the nude at the Academy. The painting discussed in the text features a young girl who was a model portrayed several times by Angeli
Giuseppe Angeli was born in 1709 and passed away in 1798. Giuseppe Angeli, who was a pupil of Giovanni Battista Piazzetta. Angeli was the most gifted pupil and became the director of Piazzetta's workshop in 1745. Angeli's paintings exhibit a soft drafting and a mellowness of color in tune with delicate chords, silvery pinks, deep blues, and soft grays, with a sensual and suggestive language. Giuseppe drew updates from the art of Rosalba Carriera and Jacopo Amigoni that characterized his mature production. In 1757, he became the Master of the nude at the Academy. The painting discussed in the text features a young girl who was a model portrayed several times by Angeli