Carmine Gentile
Illustration — Maiolica Castelli, Carmine Gentili, Allegory of Accademia degli illuminati, XVIII sec. Carmine Gentile (16 July 1678 - 11 July 1763) was an Italian painter and potter of maiolica in Castelli, Abruzzo, Kingdom of Naples. He trained with Carlo Antonio Grue, the son of Francesco Grue.
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Carmine Gentile
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- Born
- 1678 · Castelli.
- Died
- 1763 · Castelli.
- Nationality
- Kingdom of Naples
- Occupation
- potter · ceramicist · painter
- Known for
- Vase with mythological scenes
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Illustration — Maiolica Castelli, Carmine Gentili, Allegory of Accademia degli illuminati, XVIII sec. Carmine Gentile (16 July 1678 - 11 July 1763) was an Italian painter and potter of maiolica in Castelli, Abruzzo, Kingdom of Naples. He trained with Carlo Antonio Grue, the son of Francesco Grue.
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His sons Giacomo il Giovane (born 1717) and Berardino (1727-1813) were also maiolica painters. Giacomo il Vecchio lived 1768-1813.
Carmine Gentile is recorded as potter, ceramicist and painter. Identity and origins. The authorities additionally record the heading Carmine Gentili. He was the child of Bernardino Gentili il Vecchio. 2 children are recorded: Bernardino Gentili il Giovane and Giacomo Gentili il Giovane.
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1678
Carmine Gentile born at Castelli.
1763
Carmine Gentile died at Castelli.
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These works are cited by the source article, in its own numbering. They are recorded as its citations, not as sources VALÉORINE has verified.
- 1.Diego Troiano. Genealogia della famiglia Gentili di Castelli.
- 2.cita Fittipaldi p. 137, n. 243 .
- 3.cita Fittipaldi p. 122 s .
- 4.cita Polidori p. 112 s .
- 5.cita Moccia p. 47 n. 155 .
- 6.cita Arbace1998 pp. 86 s .
- 7.cita Arbace1993 pp. 60 e 168-171 .
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