Francesco Salviati

Painter and Draughtsman

Born: ca. 1509 / 1510 in Florence

Died: 1563 in Rome

4 Works by Francesco Salviati

Apoll und ein Flußgott mit Vase (aus Szenen der Marsyaslegende nach einer antiken Gewölbeausmalung an der Via Salaria in Rom)
Ein alter Mann und eine alte Frau im Profil
Putto mit brennender Fackel auf einem Rundgiebel kniend
Sitzender Apoll mit Lyra und eine stehende Frau, links eine Mauer (aus Szenen der Marsyaslegende nach einer antiken Gewölbeausmalung an der Via Salaria in Rom)

Biography

Francesco de'Rossi, called Salviati (born in Florence ca. 1509/10; died in Rome in 1563): studied under Andea del Sarto and others; in 1531 he moved to Rome with Cardinal Giovanni Salviati (hence his added name); in 1539/40 he worked in northern Italy (Venice); in 1541 in the service of Pierluigi Farnese, from 1543 to 1548 in Florence (Sala dell'Udienza), afterwards in Rome and briefly in France (1556/57). His paintings and imaginative frescoes are distinguished by their rich palette.

Persons connected to Francesco Salviati

Bandinelli, Baccio Teacher (male)
Bugiardini, Giuliano di Piero di Simone Teacher (male)
Sarto, Andrea del Teacher (male)
Porta, Giuseppe Pupil (male)
Clovio, Giulio Friend (male)
Vasari, Giorgio Friend (male)