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Giuseppe Palmieri

Illustration — Saint Francis preaches to Ezzelino da Romano, ca. 1690–1700 Giuseppe Palmieri (1674 – 18 May 1740) was an Italian painter of the late Baroque period. Palmieri was born in Genoa.

Also recorded as Gioseffo Palmieri

Giuseppe Palmieri

Giuseppe palmieri, Predica di sant'Antonio a Ezzelino da Romano, 1690-1710 ca.

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Born
1674 · Genoa.
Died
1740 · Genoa.
Nationality
Italy
Occupation
painter

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Illustration — Saint Francis preaches to Ezzelino da Romano, ca. 1690–1700 Giuseppe Palmieri (1674 – 18 May 1740) was an Italian painter of the late Baroque period. Palmieri was born in Genoa.

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