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Description: | The youngest son of the painter Balthazar Lauwers, Filippo Lauri (1623-1694) who was born in Rome, adopted the Italian variant of his surname by which he has always been known. He is recorded by various historians as the artist who often painted the figures in landscapes by Claude Lorraine. He was admitted to the Virtuosi del Pantheon in 1663 and was also a member of the St Luke Academy, of which he was the principal in 1685-6. The influences of Albani as well as those of Claude Lorraine have sometimes been discerned in his work. | Subjects: | St John); figure religion (Virgin and Child | Source: | Vads | Creator: | Artist: Lauri, Filippo (Italian painter, 1623-1694) Æ Attributed to manner of Previously attributed to manner of Buonaccorsi, Francesco (Italian artist, active 1496) | Identifier: | http://www.vads.ac.uk/large.php?uid=8813... | Go to resource |
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