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Pompeo Aldrovandini

Pompeo Aldrovandini (1677–1735) was an Italian painter of the Baroque period. Pompeo Aldrovandini was born in Bologna to a family of painters, he mainly learned from his cousin Tommaso Aldrovandini and was employed much in the decoration of churches, palaces, and theatres of Dresden, Prague, and Vienna. He died in Rome.

Pompeo Aldrovandini

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Name
Pompeo Aldrovandini
Born
1677
Birthplace
Bologna
Died
1735
Place of death
Rome
Known for
Painting
Movement
Baroque
Occupation
engraver · painter · semiotician · linguist · literary historian · teacher · philologist · critic

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Pompeo Aldrovandini (1677–1735) was an Italian painter of the Baroque period. Pompeo Aldrovandini was born in Bologna to a family of painters, he mainly learned from his cousin Tommaso Aldrovandini and was employed much in the decoration of churches, palaces, and theatres of Dresden, Prague, and Vienna. He died in Rome.

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