Galliari brothers

The brothers Galliari , Bernardino (1707), Fabrizio (1709) and Giovanni Antonio (1714) Galliari are native Italian painters of Andorno Micca, Province of Biella in Piedmont.

As of their childhood they leave to Milan and in Province Bergamo and are famous as painters and scenographers of several European theaters.

Their work is characterized by effects of prospects and illusionnism which they use as much in their scenographies as in their frescos for their commission agents lombards and Piedmontese.

The homogeneity of their style prevent attributions and individual paternity. One can despite everything recognize their respective roles in the family workshop: Bernardino deals with the figures, Fabrizio of the perspective effects and Giovanni Antonio of floral decorations and the style rubble.

Places of works

Palazzo Visconti, Brignano Managed of Adda,
the church della Trinità with Crema,
the Villa ex Veri of Biassono
Villa Arconati, Castellazzo di Bollate
Villa Pecori Giraldi, Grumello Al Assembles
church S. Andrea, Sforzatica
Basilica di S. Martino, Treviglio
Villa Bettoni, Bogliaco
Villa Brambilla, Cassano d' Adda
Villa Mossa, Occhieppo
Villa Mosca, Chiavazza
Castello della Croce, Piea
Santuario, Campiglia
Castello Bellegarde, the Markets

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