Elizabeth Panton, Later Lady Arundell of Wardour, as Saint Catherine
Benedetto Gennari II · 1689
Benedetto Gennari II
1633–1715
Benedetto Gennari II was an Italian painter active during the Baroque period. == Biography == Belonging to a dynasty of painters, Gennari was a student of Guercino, the grandson of Benedetto Gennari, and older brother of Cesare Gennari. His father was Ercole Gennari and his mother Lucia Barbieri. He trained at the workshop of the celebrated master, Guercino, hence his style was always very close to that of his teacher. Upon Guercino's death, Gennari inherited his studio, which he ran with his brother Cesare.
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