Matteo Zamboni (active early 18th century) was an Italian painter, active in Emilia-Romagna. He was the pupil of Carlo Cignani.
Biography
editThis Matteo Zamboni died young, and was active circa 1710, and is best known for two altarpieces from the church of San Niccolo in Rimini, one depicting San Pietro Celestino and the other San Benedetto.[1] Lanzi notes some works in private houses, such as Casa Panzachi,[2] and that he painted in a style resembling his teacher.[3]
The name Matteo Zamboni also applies to a painter from Cento, but known as Cremonini, who was a master of Guercino. He lived in the parish of San Marmolo.[4]
References
edit- ^ A general dictionary of painters, Volume 2, by Matthew Pilkington, page 524.
- ^ Felsina pittrice: vite de' pittori bolognesi tomo terzo, by Luigi Crespi and conte Carlo Cesare Malvasia, page 192.
- ^ The History of Painting in Italy. Volume 5, by Luigi Lanzi, page 254.
- ^ Memorie originali italiane risguardanti le belle arti. - Bologna, by Michelangelo Gualandi, page 184.
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