Agostino Ciampelli  (Italian, 1578-1640) 

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Agostino Ciampelli, Two Angels Facing Right

 

Agostino Ciampelli
Two Angels Facing Right
Jean-Luc Baroni Ltd
Agostino Ciampelli, Two Angels Facing Left

 

Agostino Ciampelli
Two Angels Facing Left
Jean-Luc Baroni Ltd
 
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Agostino Ciampelli, The stoning of St. Stephen

 

Agostino Ciampelli
The stoning of St. Stephen
Sale Date: Jan 21, 2003
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Agostino Ciampelli, Christ before Pilate

 

Agostino Ciampelli
Christ before Pilate
Sale Date: May 4, 2012
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Attributed To Agostino Ciampelli, A lunette of angels making music and carrying the symbols of the Immaculate Conception, and angels in niches to the side

 

Attributed To Agostino Ciampelli
A lunette of angels making music and carrying the symbols of the Immaculate Conception, and angels in niches to the side
Sale Date: May 19, 2004
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  Agostino Ciampelli was trained in the studio of Santi di Tito, one of the leading artists of the Counter Reformation in Florence, and from him learned the principles of a conservative, devotional manner in the treatment of religious subjects that so characterize the Florentine riforma. Ciampelli may, in fact, be described as the true artistic heir to Santi di Tito, whose style remained a profound influence on the younger artist for much of his career. Admitted into the Accademia del Disegno in Florence in 1585, Ciampelli’s earliest known works include paintings for a temporary triumphal arch erected for the entry of Christina of Lorraine into Florence in 1589, part of a cycle of paintings by Santi di Tito and his pupils.