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1662 Milano - c.1700. Known for: Floral still lifes in a pre-rocaille style.
The text discusses the attribution of floral still lifes to various artists, including Giuseppe Volò, Margherita Caffi, Vincenzo Volò, and Francesca Volò Smiller. The author notes that the quick... Read full biography
The text discusses the attribution of floral still lifes to various artists, including Giuseppe Volò, Margherita Caffi, Vincenzo Volò, and Francesca Volò Smiller. The author notes that the quick drafting and composition of the works suggest they were likely created by Giuseppe Volò. The paintings... Read full biography
The text discusses the attribution of floral still lifes to various artists, including Giuseppe Volò, Margherita Caffi, Vincenzo Volò, and Francesca Volò Smiller. The author notes that the quick drafting and composition of the works suggest they were likely created by Giuseppe Volò. The paintings demonstrate a high level of skill in the use of multiple transparent glazes, a generous palette, and careful arrangement of flowering shoots. The resulting works are elegant and decorative, with a... Read full biography
The text discusses the attribution of floral still lifes to various artists, including Giuseppe Volò, Margherita Caffi, Vincenzo Volò, and Francesca Volò Smiller. The author notes that the quick drafting and composition of the works suggest they were likely created by Giuseppe Volò. The paintings demonstrate a high level of skill in the use of multiple transparent glazes, a generous palette, and careful arrangement of flowering shoots. The resulting works are elegant and decorative, with a style reminiscent of the best Flemish naturalistic tradition.
The text discusses the attribution of floral still lifes to various artists, including Giuseppe Volò, Margherita Caffi, Vincenzo Volò, and Francesca Volò Smiller. The author notes that the quick drafting and composition of the works suggest they were likely created by Giuseppe Volò. The paintings demonstrate a high level of skill in the use of multiple transparent glazes, a generous palette, and careful arrangement of flowering shoots. The resulting works are elegant and decorative, with a style reminiscent of the best Flemish naturalistic tradition.