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Giuseppe Artari

1692 – 1769

Stuccoist

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About Giuseppe Artari

Lived 1692 – 1769 (aged 76–77). Giuseppe Artari was a plasterer and architect.

Giuseppe Artari (169719 January 1771) was an Italian stuccoist. He was born the son of the stuccoist Giovanni Battista Artaria at Arogno, near Lugano. and decorated the Augustusburg and Falkenlust Palaces, Brühl (1731–1733 and 1748–1757), the Buen Retiro, Bonn (today destroyed), and the Poppelsdorf Palace in Bonn (from 1744, today destroyed).

before 1720: Cannons, Middlesex: chapel ceiling, together with Giovanni Bagutti (destroyed)

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Important facts

Born
1692, Arogno
Birth century
Died
1769, Bonn, Cologne
Occupation
Plasterer, architect
Also known as
Giuseppe Artaria

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Giuseppe Artari?

stuccoist

When was Giuseppe Artari born?

Giuseppe Artari was born in 1692 in Arogno.

When did Giuseppe Artari die?

Giuseppe Artari died in 1769 in Bonn, Cologne.

What was Giuseppe Artari's occupation?

Giuseppe Artari was a plasterer and architect.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Giuseppe Artari

· Wikidata: Q18576265

· DBpedia: Giuseppe Artari

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