 Il Volterrano is primarily known as Baldassare (Il Volterrano) Franceschini
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Also known as Il Volterrano for his place of birth, Volterra,
Baldassare Franceschini was a 17th century Italian fresco and easel
painter, who worked primarily around Florence and who earned his good
reputation from his frescos. In terms of art history, he was
active during the decline of the Italian Baroque style.
One of his first teachers was Cosifiio Daddi, and also he worked with
his father, who was a sculptor with alabaster. Deserving of more
sophisticated train (showing 500 of 1851 characters). |
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