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Komunikaty
DOI article:Etush, Noemi: Salomon Adler (1630–1709) w badaniach archiwalnych w latach 1651–1666
DOI Page / Citation link:https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.72800#0222
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ern Venice [w:] Institutional Culture in Early Modern Society, eds. Anne Goldgar, Adler...
Robert Frost, Leiden-Boston 2004, s. 281-316.
Salomon Adler (1630-1709) in Archival Research of Years 1651-1666
The work of Salomon Adler, a portrait painter born in Gdańsk and working in Italy as
Salomone di Danzica, is known only from the period of his stay in Lombardy 1677-1691.
Licia Carubelli's article Salomon Adler a Crema published in "Arte Lombarda" in 2007,
contains new-found documents confirming the assumptions of earlier scholars, that the
painter was also present in the Republic of Venice. The following article is a summary of
research conducted as a part of doctoral thesis in preparation, in the Venetian archives,
in order to broaden the information provided by Carubelli, especially concerning the
years of painter's stay in Venice, pictures painted then, names of his patrons, and guild
membership.
ern Venice [w:] Institutional Culture in Early Modern Society, eds. Anne Goldgar, Adler...
Robert Frost, Leiden-Boston 2004, s. 281-316.
Salomon Adler (1630-1709) in Archival Research of Years 1651-1666
The work of Salomon Adler, a portrait painter born in Gdańsk and working in Italy as
Salomone di Danzica, is known only from the period of his stay in Lombardy 1677-1691.
Licia Carubelli's article Salomon Adler a Crema published in "Arte Lombarda" in 2007,
contains new-found documents confirming the assumptions of earlier scholars, that the
painter was also present in the Republic of Venice. The following article is a summary of
research conducted as a part of doctoral thesis in preparation, in the Venetian archives,
in order to broaden the information provided by Carubelli, especially concerning the
years of painter's stay in Venice, pictures painted then, names of his patrons, and guild
membership.