Antonio Dusi
Illustration — Altarpiece of Antonio Dusi in Brescia. An Italian painter of the Baroque period, mainly active in Brescia. He was initially a pupil of Antonio Paglia.
Antonio Dusi
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- Born
- 1725 · Pertica Bassa.
- Died
- 1776 · Brescia.
- Occupation
- painter
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Antonio Dusi (1725 – 1776) was a painter.
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Born at Pertica Bassa in 1725, died in Brescia in 1776.
Antonio Dusi (1725–1776) was a painter.
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Pertica Bassa.
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- 1.Marina Braga, Roberta Simonetto, pag. 119
- 2.Descrizione della chiesa sul sito vallesabbia.info.
- 3.Descrizione della chiesa sul sito parrocchiadibedizzole.it.
- 4.Marina Braga, Roberta Simonetto, pag. 67
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