Giovanni Ghisolfi
1623-1683 Italy/Baroque
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Brief Biography-Giovanni Ghisolfi was from Milan, Italy. Regarded as the first Italian vedute painter, specifically with ruins. His father was an architect who had him trained in architectural painting. In 1650, he moved to Rome, where he worked in the studio of Salvator Rosa; they cooperated on numerous works. Some of his works have a Rosa influence. He also collaborated with the Austrian artist Johann Anton Eismann who settled in Italy. The paintings of Ghisolfi influenced Giovanni Paolo Pannini. |
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