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Giovanni Maria Galli da Bibiena
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Giovanni Maria Galli da Bibiena

Italian artist
Also known as: Giovanni Maria Galli
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  • Bibena, Ferdinando Galli: stage design of garden pavilions
    Galli da Bibiena family

    …the birthplace of its progenitor, Giovanni Maria Galli (1625–65), who was born at Bibbiena, near Florence. He studied painting under Francesco Albani and first laid the foundations of an artistry that was carried on by his descendants, who devoted themselves to scenic work for the theatre. Employing freely the highly…

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    …the birthplace of its progenitor, Giovanni Maria Galli (1625–65), who was born at Bibbiena, near Florence. He studied painting under Francesco Albani and first laid the foundations of an artistry that was carried on by his descendants, who devoted themselves to scenic work for the theatre. Employing freely the highly…

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