Giovanni Carlo Aliberti
Italian painter
Gian Carlo Aliberti, also Giancarlo or Giovanni Carlo Aliberti, (13 February 1670 - 2 February 1727) was a prolific Piedmontese painter of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.
Biography
He was born in Canelli in 1670 (according to some sources on 5 March 1662). He soon moved to Asti. His artistic training is not known. According to Lanzi, he made his own manner of painting, that is, he resented the Maratta and the Carracci school, with some echoes from Correggio. His activity, very fervent, however, took place within his region. He likely trained with Giovanni Battista Fariano in Asti. By the turn of the century, he moved to Rome to pursue further training. Returning to Asti, he wed the daughter of the painter Giovanni Antonio Laveglia. In Canelli, there are two canvases, Death of St Joseph and an Immaculate Conception located in the parish church of San Tommaso.
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