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VALERIO CASTELLO (1625-1659)

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VALERIO

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CASTELLO (1625-1659)  ,
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Italian painter, was the youngest son of Bernardo
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Castello (q.v.) . He surpassed his
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father, and particularly excelled in
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painting
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battle-scenes . He painted the "
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Rape of the Sabines," now in the Palazzo Brignole,
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Genoa, and decorated the
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cupola of the
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church of the Annunziata in the same
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city . In these
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works he is regarded by his admirers as combining the
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fire of
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Tintoretto with the
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general
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style of
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Paolo Veronese .

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