Bernardino Campi
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Bernardino Campi was an Italian painter born around 1522 and active until his death in approximately 1592. He was a pupil of Giulio Campi, a prominent painter and architect who led the formation of the Cremonese school. While not related to the Campi family of painters, Bernardino was a student of Giulio and later became the master of Elena and Sofonisba Anguissola. His work is part of the broader artistic tradition of Cremona during the Renaissance.12
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Sofonisba Anguissola…board in the household of Bernardino Campi, a prominent local painter. They remained under instruction with Campi for three years until he moved from Cremona to Milan. Sofonisba continued her training with Bernardino Gatti, through whom she gained an appreciation of the work of Correggio. During this period of her…
Read More…board in the household of Bernardino Campi, a prominent local painter. They remained under instruction with Campi for three years until he moved from Cremona to Milan. Sofonisba continued her training with Bernardino Gatti, through whom she gained an appreciation of the work of Correggio. During this period of her…
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Bernardino Campi (1522–c. 1592), unrelated to the family, was a pupil of Giulio and master of Elena and Sofonisba Anguissola.
Read MoreBernardino Campi (1522–c. 1592), unrelated to the family, was a pupil of Giulio and master of Elena and Sofonisba Anguissola.
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