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Three Italian artists went by the name of
Pomarancio or Il
Pomarancio (indicating a
native of Pomarance):
Antonio Circignani (1570-1630) Niccolò Circignani...
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painting by
Cristoforo Roncalli (
Pomarancio) of the
archangel Gabriel in the
presence of the
Eternal Father.
Pomarancio also
painted The
Archangel Raphael...
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Iacopino del Conte, Dono Doni,
Cesare Nebbia and Niccolò
Circignani detto il
Pomarancio Bronzino Giorgio Vasari There have been
numerous editions and translations...
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Giuseppe himself was born in Rome. Here, he was
apprenticed to Niccolò
Pomarancio.
Cesari is
stigmatized by
Luigi Lanzi, as not less the
corrupter of taste...
- masters, a
richly decorated altar by Duquesnoy, a
Madonna and
Saints by
Pomarancio, and a St
Vicent Ferrer and the Sick (1756) by
Giuseppe Paladini. The...
- (Bernini, see The Rape of Proserpina) in
painting (D.G.Rossetti, a
fresco by
Pomarancio, J. Heintz, Rubens, A. Dürer, Dell'Abbate, Parrish) and in literature...
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according to a
design by
Ferdinando Galli da Bibbiena, with
canvases by
Pomarancio, Pier
Simone Fanelli, and
Felice Damiani. San Vito:
church built over...
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painted mainly in Umbria. He was a
pupil of
Antonio Circignani (
Pomarancio). He is do****ented as
painting for the
following churches:
Santa Monica...
- Niccolò
Pomarancio;
another Annuciation with
Apostles attributed to
Raffaello del Colle; an
Immaculate Conception attributed to
Antonio Pomarancio; a Virgin...
- period. Born in Pomarance, he is one of
three Italian painters called Pomarancio. His
first works are do****ented from the 1560s,
where he
painted frescos...
