Italian, 1620–1680
Giovanni Angelo, better known as Angeluccio, was an Italian landscape painter active in Rome around 1645–1650. He was a prominent pupil of Claude Lorrain and an eminent member of the Bamboccianti, befriending and collaborating with artists like Michelangelo Cerquozzi. Angeluccio was regarded as an artist of considerable talent, with his works often mistaken for those of his master.
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