The History of Painting in Italy, Vol. 6 (of 6): From the Period of the Revival of the Fine Arts to the End of the Eighteenth Century (6 volumes)Lanzi, Luigi
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The History of Painting in Italy, Vol. 6 (of 6): From the Period of the Revival of the Fine Arts to the End of the Eighteenth Century (6 volumes)
Lanzi, Luigi
Painting -- Italy -- History
Comandè, Franc., a Messinese, a pupil of Guinaccia. _Hakert._ ii. 376.
---- Gio. Simone, his brother, b. 1588, _ib._
Comendich, Lorenzo, b. at Verona, flourished in Milan about 1700.
_Guarienti._ iii. 340, iv. 328.
Comi, Girolamo, da Modena, flourished about 1550. _Tiraboschi._ At S.
Michele in Bosco he inscribed on one of his pictures the year 1563.
_Oretti, Memor._ iv. 69.
---- Franc., otherwise called Il Muto di Verona, or Il Fornaretto, was
living in 1718. _Pozzo._ d. the 2d Jan. 1737, aged 55. _Oretti, Memor._ v.
230.
Commenduno, a Bergamese, of the school of Nova. _Tassi._ iii. 30.
Como, da, F. Emanuele, _Minor. Riform._, painted in 1660. _MS._ d. at Rome,
1701, aged 76. _Orlandi._ iv. 326.
Comodi, Andrea, a Florentine, b. 1560, d. 1638. _Baldinucci._ i. 286.
Compagnoni, Cav. Sforza, a Maceratese, lived about 1650. _MS._ ii. 212.
Conca, Cav. Sebastiano, b. at Gaeta, 1676, d. 1764. _Memorie delle belle
Arti._ ii. 301, 412.
---- Gio., his brother, ii. 302.
Conciolo, painted at Subiaco in 1219. _MS._ ii. 11.
Condivi, Ascanio, of Ripatransone, pupil to Michelangiolo; published a life
of him in 1553. i. 162, 179.
Conegliano, da, Cesare, flourished in the time of Titian. _Zanetti._ iii.
162.
---- Ciro, pupil to Paul Veronese, d. young. iii. 237.
---- Conegliano, Gio. Batista, Cima, called from his native place Il
Conegliano. His notices up to 1517. _Ridolfi._ iii. 64.
---- Carlo, his son. _Federici._ iii. 65.
Consetti, Antonio, a Modenese, b. 1686, d. 1766. _Tiraboschi._ iv. 67.
Consolano, _see_ Casolani.
Contarino, Cav. Gio., a Venetian, b. 1549, d. 1605. _Ridolfi._ iii. 282.
Conte, del, or Fassi Guido, b. in Carpi, 1584, d. 1649. _Tiraboschi._ iv.
70.
---- Jacopino, a Florentine, d. 1598, aged 88. _Baglione._ i. 252, ii. 169.
Conti, Cesare and Vinc. d'Ancona, d. in the pontif. of Paul V. _Baglione._
ii. 170, v. 468.
---- Domenico, a Florentine, pupil to Andrea del Sarto. _Vasari._ i. 206.
---- Conti, Francesco, a Florentine, b. 1681, d. 1760. _R. Gall._ i. 347.
---- Gio. Maria, a Parmigianese, painted in 1660. _Affò._ iv. 139.
Contri, Antonio a Ferrarese, d. 1732. _Baruffaldi._ v. 350.
---- Francesco, his son, and successors of the school. _ib._
Coppa, a pupil of Magnasco at Milan. _Ratti._ iv. 328.
---- _see_ Giarola.
Coppi, or del Meglio, Jacopo, da Peretola, in the Flor. state, b. 1523, d.
1591. _R. Gall. of Florence._ i. 269.
Coppola, Carlo, a Neapolitan, living in 1665. _Dominici._ ii. 422.
Coralli, Giulio, a Bolognese, b. 1641, d. at an advanced age. _Crespi._ v.
166.
Corbellini, pupil of Ciro Ferri. _Pascoli._ ii. 272.
Cordegliaghi, or Cordella Aghi Giannetto, and Andrea, of Venice, flourished
the beginning of the sixteenth century. _See Zanetti._ Perhaps this
Giannetto is the Zanin (buffoon) of the Comandador, often mentioned in the
_Notizia_. _See Morelli_, p. 197. iii. 60.
Coreggio, Francesco, a Bolognese, living in 1678. _Malvasia._ v. 145.
---- da, _see_ Allegri, and Bernieri.
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