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Marianna Carlevarijs

Marianna Carlevarijs (1703 – 1750) was an Italian painter, active mainly in Venice, creating pastel portraits.

Also recorded as Marianna Carlevaris

Marianna Carlevarijs

Caterina Balbi (c. 1740-42), by Marianna Carlevaris. Sala dei pastelli, Ca' Rezzonico, Venice

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Born
1703 · Venice.
Died
1750 · Venice.
Nationality
Republic of Venice
Occupation
painter
Fields
portrait
Known for
Portrait of Caterina Balbi · Portrait of Gerolamo Maria Balbi

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Marianna Carlevarijs (1703 – 1750) was an Italian painter, active mainly in Venice, creating pastel portraits.

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Marianna Carlevarijs (1703–1750) was a painter, a national of the Republic of Venice. The painter was born and died in Venice. Marianna Carlevarijs worked in Venice.

Among the works are Portrait of Caterina Balbi and Portrait of Gerolamo Maria Balbi. The work spans portrait. Works are held at Ca' Rezzonico and Pinacoteca di Brera.

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