Giovanni Battista Franco

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Giovanni Battista Franco was a 16th-century Italian Mannerist painter and engraver known for his Roman and Venetian works and for influencing artists such as Taddeo Zuccari.

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instanceOf Mannerist artist
engraver
human
painter
activeIn Rome
Venice
artisticStyle Mannerism
associatedWith Roman artistic circles
Venetian artistic circles
countryOfCitizenship Italy
Republic of Venice
era Late Renaissance
fieldOfWork engraving
painting
printmaking
floruit 16th century
genre history painting
religious art
influenced Taddeo Zuccari
influencedBy Michelangelo
Raphael
knownFor Roman works
Venetian works
complex Mannerist poses
dynamic figure compositions
engravings after other masters
movement Mannerism
nationality Italian
notableWork Ceiling decorations in Venetian churches
Last Judgment (Venetian fresco)
engravings after Michelangelo
engravings after Raphael
frescoes in the Ducal Palace, Venice
occupation engraver
painter
partOf Italian Renaissance art
Venetian school of painting
linked to: Venetian school
styleCharacteristic complex spatial arrangements
dramatic foreshortening
elongated figures
usedMedium copperplate engraving
fresco
oil paint
workLocation Rome
Venice

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Taddeo Zuccari studentOf Giovanni Battista Franco