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The History of Painting in Italy, Vol. 3 (of 6)

Note 77 — BOOK I. (continued 4)

Thomas Roscoe translation

In the Memorie Trevigiane, I find that this artist was known also at Rome, in the Guide to which place, however, his name is not to be met with. I have some doubt it may have been confounded with that of Gio. Carbone. But this last was from S. Severino, and a follower of Caravaggio; the other a Venetian, attached to Titian; and, in some pictures he produced at San Niccolò of Trevigi, he subscribes not Carbonis, but Carboncini opus.

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