1617-1677 Italian Evaristo Baschenis Galleries Italian painter. He came from a family of painters originally from Averara, Lombardy, but with different branches active in the provinces of Bergamo and Trentino, mostly specializing in fresco decoration of churches. He probably started working within the same regional tradition but soon came to specialize in still-lifes and moved beyond his familys limited and provincial style to create a richer and more complex art.  Related Paintings of Evaristo Baschenis :. | Still life with musical instruments and a parrot | Still Life with Musical Instruments | Self-Life with Musical instruments | Still Life of Musical Instruments | Still Life of Musical Instruments (mk14) |
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