
Domenico Piola
Italian Artist · 1627–1703
3 works across 2 collections on LinkedCulture
At age seven, Domenico Piola learned to paint from his brother. After he reached maturity around 1650, the Piola family monopolized the market for the decoration of Genoese ceilings for nearly a century, though most of their ambitious projects have since been destroyed. The studio, know as Casa Piola, grew to include Piola's younger brother, his brother-in-law, his three sons, and his two sons-in-
Works
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Madonna and Child Adored by St. Francis
Getty Museum · 1669
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Moses and the Chosen People Behold the Drowning of the Egyptian Army in the Red Sea
The Metropolitan Museum of Art · 1627–1703
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The Catafalque of Philip IV of Spain
The Metropolitan Museum of Art · ca. 1665
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