Allegorie, sante e sibille: per la giovinezza di Giovan Gioseffo Dal Sole

Giuseppe Stefano Marchese

doi:10.60923/issn.2240-7251/22501

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Giuseppe Stefano Marchese Università di Bologna

Giuseppe Stefano Marchese obtained a Laurea Triennale from the Faculty of Cultural Heritage at the University of Bologna in 2018. At the same university, he earned a Laurea Magistrale in Visual Arts in 2021 and a Diploma di Specializzazione in Historical and Artistic Heritage in 2024, with a thesis in Modern Art History (Giampietro Zanotti: supervisor Daniele Benati). He currently collaborates with the museums of Rimini as a museum assistant and with the University of Bologna as an academic tutor. His fields of research include painting, art collecting, and artistic literature in Emilia and Romagna between the seventeenth and nineteenth centuries. He has published contributions in scholarly journals such as «Romagna Arte e Storia» and «Nuovi Studi».

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https://doi.org/10.60923/issn.2240-7251/22501

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Giovan Gioseffo Dal Sole, Lorenzo Pasinelli, Bolognese Painting, Art and Academies in Bologna, Art Collecting

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Giovan Gioseffo Dal Sole stands as one of the most emblematic figures in the Bolognese artistic scene between the 17th and 18th centuries. Despite extensive research, the painter’s early years remain elusive. This paper explores, in light of new discoveries, the artistic profile of the young Dal Sole, distinguishing it from that of his main master, Lorenzo Pasinelli. To this end, it examines a group of paintings depicting female figures, whose attribution has long shifted between pupil and teacher. The study offers a compelling glimpse into Dal Sole’s artistic sensibility during his formative years under Pasinelli.

Allegories, Saints and Sibyls: On the Youth of Giovan Gioseffo Dal Sole

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