Category:Quadratura painters
- Quadratura is a term introduced during the Baroque period in Italy to describe simulated or illusionistic architecture.
- Renaissance artists such as Baldassare Peruzzi had experimented with painted architectural settings, but this became a more elaborate exercise in future generations. This allowed simple ceilings to be frescoed with elaborate perspectives, typically opening up to a painted sky.
- A prominent school of quadratura arose in Baroque Bologna.
Pages in category "Quadratura painters"
The following 76 pages are in this category, out of 76 total. This list may not reflect recent changes.
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- Giovanni Battista Caccioli
- Giovanni Antonio Caldelli
- Pietro Capelli
- Pietro Carattoli
- Alberto Carlieri
- Agostino Carlini
- Domenico Carnovale
- Fra Simone da Carnuli
- Bartolo Ceru
- Giovanni Maria Cerva
- Marcantonio Chiarini
- Jacopo Chiavistelli
- Agostino Collaceroni
- Angelo Michele Colonna
- Francesco Costa
- Giovanni Battista Crosato
- Girolamo Curti