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Francesco Bruni

Francesco Bruno (born c. 1660 at Genoa) was an Italian engraver. He engraved a plate of The Assumption of the Virgin after Guido Reni.

Also recorded as Maurizio Francesco Bruno · Francesco Bruno

Francesco Bruni

This card contains index information for Antonio Barbuto (42718); Henry Bran (43075); Maria Antonio Basile (43301); Francesco Bruno (43523); Bernard Brand (43574); Camillo Bozzi (43650); Adolf Blau (43698); Hedera Ingeborg Blom (43981); Rita Bartolucci (44006); Stephania Balaska (44198); and Giovanni Burrochio (44277). See the description of this index for information about which related record se

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Born
1648 · Porto Maurizio.
Died
1726 · Porto Maurizio.
Nationality
Republic of Genoa
Occupation
painter · engraver · draftsperson · printmaker · artist

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Francesco Bruno (born c. 1660 at Genoa) was an Italian engraver. He engraved a plate of The Assumption of the Virgin after Guido Reni.

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