Giovanni Battista Monti
Monti Giovanni Battista Monti (né à une date inconnue à Gênes en Ligurie et mort en 1657 dans cette même ville) est un peintre italien baroque de l'école génoise au.
Giovanni Battista Monti
- Born
- 1650 · Genoa.
- Died
- 1657
- Occupation
- painter
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Giovanni Battista Monti, issu d'une famille démunie, a été un élève de Luciano Borzone et est mort de la peste en 1657.
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