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Paolo Pino

Paolo Pino (?-?, active between 1534 and 1565) was an Italian painter and art writer. He was born in Venice. A student of Giovanni Gerolamo Savoldo, he wrote the "Dialogo di pittura" (1548), which affirmed the supremacy of the Venetian School over the Florentine School and anticipated some aspects of the Mannerist style.

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Paolo Pino

Pala di San Benedetto di Paolo Pino, XVI secolo, presso la Chiesa di San Benedetto Abate in Scorzè

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Born
1534 · Venice.
Died
1565 · Venice.
Nationality
Republic of Venice
Occupation
writer · painter · art historian
Languages
Italian

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Paolo Pino (?-?, active between 1534 and 1565) was an Italian painter and art writer. He was born in Venice. A student of Giovanni Gerolamo Savoldo, he wrote the "Dialogo di pittura" (1548), which affirmed the supremacy of the Venetian School over the Florentine School and anticipated some aspects of the Mannerist style.

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