Domenichino, 1581-1641
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Name (Latin)
Domenichino, 1581-1641
Other forms of name
Zampieri, Domenico, 1581-1641
Zampieri, Domenico, called Domenichino, 1581-1641
Date of birth
1581-10-21
Date of death
1641-04-06
Gender
male
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Sources of Information
- Bènèzit, E. Critical and Documentary Dictionary of Painters, Sculptors, Draftsmen, and Engravers..., 1999:vol. 4, pp. 655-656 (Domenichino, real name: Domenico Zampieri; born October 21, 1581, in Bologna; died April 6, 1641, in Naples; Italian; Painter of mythological scenes, religious compositions, allegorical subjects, genre scenes, portraits, animated landscapes, frescoes, draftsman; Although he was a student of Dionysius Calvaert, he was drawn to the art of the Carracci and entered Ludovico's studio. At that time, Annibale was in Rome, working at the Farnese Gallery)
- Domenichino, Domenico Zampieri; Painter; Bologna 1581 - Naples 1641; A leading figure in Bolognese painting, he was one of the promoters of 17th-century European classicism. A pupil first of D. Calvaert and later of the Carracci, he was a highly cultured artist who developed the formal experiences of the great 16th-century masters into a refined eclecticism. He worked in Rome on the decoration of Palazzo Farnese and, after a period of intense independent activity, in Naples, where he greatly influenced local art ( (Treccani, Dizionario biografico degli italiani, viewed May 26, 2026:) )
- Domenico Zampieri, better known as Domenichino, Bologna 1581-Naples, 164; Italian painter; initially an apprentice to Denys Calvaert. He soon left him to work at the Accademia degli Incamminati under the Carracci brothers. Upon moving to Rome in 1601, he became one of the most talented apprentices in Annibale Carracci's circle; in the Farnese Palace, he painted three mythological landscapes in the Loggia del Giardino or Garden Gallery ( (Wikipedia, viewed May 26, 2026:) )