Paolo Caylina the Younger was a 16th-century Italian painter active mainly in Brescia in a Renaissance style.
Biography
editHe was the nephew of both Vincenzo Foppa and Paolo Caylina the Elder, and son of Bartolomeo Caylina. He is sometimes erroneously referred to a Paolo Foppa or Paolo Zoppo. Paolo Caylina the Elder was a son of a painter name Pietro, working in alongside Foppa in 1458 at Pavia, and during 1459–1575 in Brescia. Some sources say Paolo Zoppo painted a bowl with the Sack of Brescia which took place in 1512, planned as a gift for Doge Andrea Gritti, but that the bowl was broken and that this caused him to die of grief at Desenzano at Garda.[1]
He frescoed a scene of the Life of St John the Baptist, including the Banquet of Herod, in 1578 a chapel for the Church of San Giovanni Battista at Edolo.[2]
Gallery
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Beheading, Collegiata dei Santi Nazaro e Celso -
Flogging, Collegiata dei Santi Nazaro e Celso -
Coro delle Monache, detail of the midchapel with frescos in the Museo di Santa Giulia -
Fresco of Judith and the head of Holophernes in the Museo di Santa Giulia -
Deposition in the Museo di Santa Giulia -
Fresco of Resurrection in the Museo di Santa Giulia
References
edit- ^ [The Burlington Magazine, Volume 1], The date of Vincenzo Foppa's death, Gleanings from the archives of S. Alessandro at Brescia, by C. Jocelyn Ffoulkes, page 120-121.
- ^ Itinera, Rivista culturale, informativa della Comunità Montana di Vallecamonica, article by Fiorella Frisoni.
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