Stefano della Bella

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Stefano della Bella was a 17th-century Italian printmaker and draftsman renowned for his highly detailed etchings, especially of landscapes, battles, and ornamental designs.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Italian artist
draftsman
etcher
person
printmaker
activeIn 17th century
Florence
Paris
Rome
artForm drawing
etching
countryOfCitizenship Grand Duchy of Tuscany
Italy
dateOfBirth 1610-05-18
dateOfDeath 1664-07-12
genre battle art
landscape art
ornamental print
topographical view
influenced later European printmakers
influencedBy Jacques Callot
knownFor capricci and fantasy landscapes
equestrian subjects
prints of court festivals
series of views of Paris
movement Baroque
notableFor battle scenes
highly detailed etchings
landscape etchings
ornamental designs
notableWork Ornamental cartouches and arabesques (various series)
Views of Paris (series)
Views of the Port of Livorno (series)
linked to: bastions of Livorno
numberOfPrintsAttributed over 1000
occupation draftsman
illustrator
printmaker
patron Medici family
placeOfBirth Florence
placeOfDeath Florence
residence Florence
France
Paris
Rome
trainedUnder Cesare Dandini
Orazio Vanni NERFINISHED
Remigio Cantagallina
workedFor Cardinal Gian Carlo de' Medici
Grand Duke Ferdinand II de' Medici
workHeldInCollection British Museum
Louvre Museum
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Uffizi Gallery

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Old Master prints hasNotableArtist Stefano della Bella