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Francesco Solimena — MetaHistoryBook
Francesco Solimena
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Francesco Solimena
Italian painter (1657–1747)
Wikipedia ↗
Images on Commons ↗
Wikidata (Q736065) ↗
Details
Instance of
human
Born
4 October 1657
Died
3 April 1747
Place of birth
Serino
Place of death
Naples
Sex or gender
male
Given name
Francesco
Family name
Solimena
Father
Angelo Solimena
Movement
Baroque
Field of work
painting
Occupation
painter
,
architect
artist files at
Frick Art Research Library
,
Smithsonian American Art and Portrait Gallery Library
described by source
Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary
,
BEIC Digital Library
,
Great Soviet Encyclopedia (1926–1947)
has works in the collection
Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen
,
Belvedere
,
Museo del Prado
,
Auckland Art Gallery
,
J. Paul Getty Museum
,
National Gallery of Victoria
,
National Gallery of Art
,
Nationalmuseum
,
National Gallery of Canada
,
Metropolitan Museum of Art
,
National Museums Liverpool
,
National Galleries Scotland
languages spoken, written or signed
Italian
name in native language
Francesco Solimena
notable work
The Glorification of Saint Dominic
,
Assumption of the Virgin
,
Q3974474
student
Corrado Giaquinto
student of
Angelo Solimena
topic's main category
Category:Francesco Solimena
Connected on Wikidata
Creator of
Diana and Endymion
Church of Santa Maria Avvocata
Assumption of the Virgin
Madonna and Child
Apelle dipinge il ritratto di Pampapse alla presenza di Alessandro il Grande
Zeuxis paints the portrait of Venus choosing the girls of Croton as models
Jacob and Rachel
Rebekah and Abraham's servan
Madonna and Child with St Maurus
The Massacre of the Giustiniani at Chios
Triumph of faith over heresy by the Dominicans
Portrait of a Woman
Nothing in the MetaHistoryBook collection references this item yet.
Authority files
VIAF ↗
Library of Congress ↗
GND ↗
BnF ↗
Encyclopædia Britannica ↗
Treccani ↗
Depicted in
Self-portrait
Self-portrait
Influenced
Giovanni Battista Sassi
Child of
Angelo Solimena