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, Luigi Agricola ou Luigi Bauer ou encore Luigi Pauer (Rome, v. 1750 - 1821) est un graveur et un peintre italien qui fut actif à la fin du XVIIIe siècle et début du XIXe siècle.
, Luigi Agricola (Roma, 1750 circa – 1821) è … Luigi Agricola (Roma, 1750 circa – 1821) è stato un pittore italiano, padre e maestro di Filippo Agricola. La Madonna con il Bambino e San Giovannino Accademico di San Luca, fu intimo di Antonio Canova. È noto come incisore di gemme e piacque a Stendhal, che parla dei suoi quadri nelle Promenades dans Rome. Compose disegni per una serie di incisioni sulla vita di Gesù e di Maria.i incisioni sulla vita di Gesù e di Maria.
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, Luigi Agricola (Roma, 1750 circa – 1821) è … Luigi Agricola (Roma, 1750 circa – 1821) è stato un pittore italiano, padre e maestro di Filippo Agricola. La Madonna con il Bambino e San Giovannino Accademico di San Luca, fu intimo di Antonio Canova. È noto come incisore di gemme e piacque a Stendhal, che parla dei suoi quadri nelle Promenades dans Rome. Compose disegni per una serie di incisioni sulla vita di Gesù e di Maria.i incisioni sulla vita di Gesù e di Maria.
, Luigi Agricola ou Luigi Bauer ou encore Luigi Pauer (Rome, v. 1750 - 1821) est un graveur et un peintre italien qui fut actif à la fin du XVIIIe siècle et début du XIXe siècle.
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