Artists in Biographies By Giovanni Baglione - Fifth Day Urban VIII

Fifth Day Urban VIII

  • Giacomo Palma (Jacopo Palma il Giovane); p. 172
  • Bernardo Castelli; p. 173
  • Cavaliere Pier Francesco Moranzone; p. 174
  • Bartolommeo del Criscenzi; p. 176
  • Tommaso Salini; p. 176
  • Cristofano Roncalli; p. 178
  • Antiveduto Grammatica; p. 180
  • Cesare Rossetti; p. 183
  • Paola Brillo; p. 184
  • Baldassare Croce; p. 186
  • Prospero Orsi; p. 188
  • Avanzino da Citta’ di Castello; p. 188
  • Antonio Pomarancio (Antonio Circignani); p. 189
  • Paolo Guidotti; p. 191
  • Pietro Bernini; p. 193
  • Cristofano Casolano; p. 194
  • Carlo Maderno; p. 195
  • Francesco Nappi; p. 198
  • Giovanni Serodine; p. 199
  • Innocenzino Taccone; p. 200
  • Giovanni da San Giovanni; p. 201
  • Antonio Tempesta; p. 202
  • Matteo Zaccolino; p. 204
  • Biagio Betti; p. 205
  • Agostino Ciampelli; p. 206
  • Ottavio Padovano; p. 208
  • Paolo San Quirico; p. 210
  • Bastiano Torrisani; p. 211
  • Pompeo Targone; p. 216
  • Domenico Passignano; p. 218
  • Andrea Comodo p. 220
  • Filippo Napolitano; p. 221
  • Giacomo Stella; p. 222
  • Valentino Francese; p. 223
  • Guglielmo Bertolot; p. 224
  • Antonio Casone; p. 225
  • Ippolito Buzio; p. 227
  • Francesco Parone; p. 228
  • Pietro Paolo Gobbo; p. 229
  • Giovanni Giacomo Semenza; p. 230
  • Bartolommeo Breccioli; p. 231
  • Filippo Breccioli; p. 232
  • Baldassare Galanino; p. 234
  • Marcello Provenzale; p. 235
  • Giuseppe del Bastaro; p. 236
  • Stefano Speranza; p. 237
  • Sigismondo Laire; p. 238
  • Giovanni Valesio; p. 239
  • Giuseppe Franco; p. 240
  • Giovanni Batista Speranza; p. 242
  • Orazio Gentileschi; p. 244
  • Pietro Paolo Rubens; p. 246
  • Giovanni Battista Crescenzi; p. 249
  • Giuseppe Cesari; p. 252
  • Giovanni Antonio Lelli; p. 260
  • Gasparo Celio; p. 261
  • Domenico Zampieri; p. 265
  • Girolamo Nanni; p. 270

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