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Gaudenzio Ferrari

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Gaudenzio Ferrari , c.1480-1546, Italian painter, one of the leading representatives of the Lombard school. He worked chiefly in the churches of Varallo (N Piedmont), Vercelli, and Milan and produced many paintings, most of them now in the galleries of Lombardy and Piedmont. At its best his art is characterized by inventiveness, fine feeling for the dramatic and decorative, and bright and pleasing color. Notable examples include the frescoes in Santa Maria delle Grazie, Varallo; incidents in the lives of Mary Magdalene and the Virgin, in the Church of San Cristoforo, Vercelli; Choir of Sing... Read more
Ferrari, Gaudenzio
Ferrari, Gaudenzio ( b Valduggia, nr. Varallo, c. 1470/80; d Milan, 3 Jan. 1546). Italian painter and sculptor, active over a wide area of Lombardy... Read more
Ferrari, Gaudenzio
Ferrari, Gaudenzio ( c. 1470/80–1546). Italian painter and sculptor, active over a wide area of Lombardy and his native Piedmont. His early... Read more

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