Portrait of a Woman late 1560s Bernardino Campi Italian The son of a goldsmith, Bernardino Campi began his artistic training in his native Cremona. Period sources indicate that he was an active portraitist in the major capitals of northern Italy, but few of these likenesses survive and almost none of their sitters have been identified with any certainty. The stately reserve of this woman, dressed in finery with an elaborate fan in one hand and a little dog under the other, is difficult to reconcile with the printed poems that praised Bernardinos sitters as being so lifelike and filled with vitality that dogs and children responded to them as if they were alive.. Portrait of a Woman. Bernardino Campi (Italian, Cremona 1522-1591 Reggio Emilia). late 1560s. Oil on canvas. Paintings

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Portrait of a Woman late 1560s Bernardino Campi Italian The son of a goldsmith, Bernardino Campi began his artistic training in his native Cremona. Period sources indicate that he was an active portraitist in the major capitals of northern Italy, but few of these likenesses survive and almost none of their sitters have been identified with any certainty. The stately reserve of this woman, dressed in finery with an elaborate fan in one hand and a little dog under the other, is difficult to reconcile with the printed poems that praised Bernardinos sitters as being so lifelike and filled with vitality that dogs and children responded to them as if they were alive.. Portrait of a Woman. Bernardino Campi (Italian, Cremona 1522-1591 Reggio Emilia). late 1560s. Oil on canvas. Paintings

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