Filippo Abbiati was an Italian painter of the late seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries. He is known as a painter of the Lombard school, one of the main representatives of the Baroque in Milan.
Filippo Abbiati was especially famous for his canvases and frescoes on the raw ground, created for churches.
Date and place of birt:
1640, Milan, Italy
Date and place of death:
1715, Milan, Italy
Nationality:
Italy
Period of activity:
XVII, XVIII century
Specialization:
Painter
Art school / group:
Lombard School
Genre:
History painting, Portrait, Religious genre
Art style:
Baroque
Creators Italy
Pietro Chiesa
1892 - 1948
Sabato (Simon) Rodia
1879 - 1965
Gaspard Duguet
1615 - 1675
Antonio Canoppi
1769 - 1832
Tullio Pericoli
1936
Pietro Paolo Raggi
1646 - 1724
Vanessa Beecroft
1969
Giovanni Paolo Pannini
1691 - 1765
Gaetano Pesce
1939
Anton von Maron
1733 - 1808
Antonio Gionima
1697 - 1732
Elio Schiavon
1925 - 2004
Athos Faccincani
1951
Giovanni Stradone
1911 - 1981
Guido Biasi
1933 - 1984
Titina Maselli
1924 - 2005
Creators Baroque
Abraham Bloemaert
1564 - 1651
Jan Verkolje
1650 - 1693
Leonello Spada
1576 - 1622
Philips Koninck
1619 - 1688
J.P. van Wijck
XVII century
Juriaen Pool
1666 - 1745
Jan Symonsz. Pynas
1582 - 1631
Johannes Hals
1613 - 1654
Bernhard Keil
1624 - 1687
Charles-Edouard Calame
1815 - 1852
Joaquim Juncosa
1631 - 1708
Pedro Orrente
1580 - 1645
Francesca Vicenzina
1657 - 1700
Luca Saltarello
1610 - 1655
Cornelius Suhr
1781 - 1857
Maso da Finiguerra
1426 - 1464
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