Cesare Rossetti

1560 - 1643

Essentials

  • Museums on this site: Walters Art Museum
  • Works on this site: 1
  • Born: 1560
  • Copyright status: Public domain
  • Art period: Renaissance

The Life and Work of Cesare Rossetti

Cesare Rossetti was an Italian painter who was active in Rome. Born in Rome, he was a follower of Cavalier D'Arpino, assisting him in the decoration of the Lateran Palace. His life and career are noted in the biographies written by Giovanni Baglione.

His artistic legacy is represented in our collection by a specific work:

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Where was Cesare Rossetti born?
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Whom did Cesare Rossetti assist in decorating the Lateran Palace?
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In which city was Cesare Rossetti active?
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According to our catalog, in which museum is the work 'Saint George and the Dragon' held?
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Who mentioned Cesare Rossetti in his biographies?

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Whom did Cesare Rossetti assist in decorating the Lateran Palace?

Cavalier D'Arpino

When and where was Cesare Rossetti born?

1560

How long did Cesare Rossetti live?

83 years (1560–1643)

Is Cesare Rossetti's work still under copyright?

No, works by this artist are in the public domain.

What art period did Cesare Rossetti belong to?

Renaissance

Who is Cesare Rossetti?

The Life and Work of Cesare Rossetti Cesare Rossetti was an Italian painter who was active in Rome. Born in Rome, he was a follower of Cavalier D'Arpino, assisting him in the decoration of the Lateran Palace. His life and career are noted in the biographies written by Giovanni Baglione. His artistic legacy is represented in our collection by a specific work:

What is the top-ranked painting by Cesare Rossetti on ArtsDot.com?

Saint George and the Dragon

Who mentioned Cesare Rossetti in his biographies?

Giovanni Baglione

In which city was Cesare Rossetti active?

Rome

According to our catalog, in which museum is the work 'Saint George and the Dragon' held?

Walters Art Museum, Baltimore