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GIOVANNI BATTISTA See also:CASTELLO (1500 ?–1569 ?)
, See also:Italian See also:historical painter, was See also:born near See also:Bergamo in 1500 or perhaps 1509, and is hence ordinarily termed Il Bergamasco
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He belongs, however, to the school of See also:Genoa, but does not appear to have had any See also:family relationship with the other two painters named See also:Castello, also noticed here
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He was employed to decorate the Nunziata di Portoria in Genoa, the See also:saloon of the See also:Lanzi See also:Palace at Gorlago, and the Pardo Palace in See also:Spain
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His best-known See also:works are the " Martyrdom of St See also:Sebastian," and the picture of " See also:Christ as See also:Judge of the See also:World " on one of the vaultings of the Annunziata
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He was an architect and sculptor as well as painter
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In 1567 he was invited to See also:Madrid by See also: |
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