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Ferdinando Galli Bibiena

Ferdinando Galli Bibiena (1657 - 1743) was active/lived in Italy.  Ferdinando Bibiena is known for Painting.

"Ferdinando Galli Bibbiena's Architecttura Civile," by Francesco Marcorin, February 21, 2018

In 1711 a new treatise on architecture and geometry was published in Parma. Its author, Ferdinando Galli Bibbiena (or Galli da Bibbiena, or Bibiena), was one the most famous scenographers of his time in Europe; just three years earlier, in 1708, he had been appointed as supervisor to the wedding festivities of King Charles III, whom this new treatise was dedicated to.
The son of a painter, Bibbiena studied painting, perspective and architecture, yet he soon earned a reputation for his scenic designs and began working for the theatre, a confluence of the three disciplines he was most learned in.

Bibbiena’s Architettura civile is divided into five sections: the first on geometry, the second on architecture, the third on perspective, the fourth on scenography, and the fifth on mechanics. Despite its title, the book is clearly more focused on illusionistic painting and scenic desig   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 5939 characters.]  Artist bio

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