Filippo Baldinucci's Notizie de' Professori del Disegno, Da Cimabue in qua, Secolo V. dal 1610. al 1670. Distinto in Decennali (or Notice of the Professors of Design, from Cimabue to now, from 1610âÂÂ1670) was a major art biography of Baroque painters. The work covered 6 volumes, published between 1681 and 1728.
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Written by the erudite Florentine professor of the Accademia della Crusca, the work is often verbose and rife with factual errors; however, it is a broad compendium of stories about generally contemporaneous Baroque painters.
Dozens of Flemish and Dutch painters, including Rembrandt, were judged to merit inclusion. Though Baldinucci may have met some of these Northern painters on their travels to Italy, the majority of the Dutch and Flemish names he included had biographical notes under portraits engraved by Jan Meyssens, whose work was popular, and whose engravings were reused by Cornelis de Bie for his 1682 book Het Gulden Cabinet. Baldinucci included both De Bie (in his father "Adriano de Bie"'s entry) and Meyssens in his book. The posthumous edition (1681) includes (in order of appearance in the text) and expanding list of artists:
Decennale II
Decennale III
- :Fra Giovanni Battista Stefaneschi; p. 163
- Monsu Giusto Subtermans (Justus Sustermans); p. 167
- Michelangelo Cerquozzi; p. 189
- :Artists from Low Countries
- :Adriano van Utrecht (Adriaen); p. 197
- :Giovanni Guglielmo Bawr, (Johann Wilhelm Baur, Strasbourg); p. 197
- :Niccola Canupfer, (Nikolaus Knüpfer); p. 197
- :Jacopo di Giordano or Giacomo Giordans (Jacob Jordaens); p. 197
- :Baldasarr Gerbier, (Balthazar Gerbier); p. 197
- :Lionardo Bramer (Leonaert Bramer); p. 197
- :Adriano de Bie (Adriaan de Bie, father of Cornelis de Bie); p. 198
- :Adriano Vander Venne, (Adriaen van de Venne); p. 198
- :Gheraldo Honthorst (Gerard van Honthorst); p. 198
- :Pietro Snayers (Peter Snayers); p. 198
- :Jacopo Vrancqaert; p. 198
- Francesco Lauri; p. 199
- Francesco Rustici; p. 200
- Snyders D'Anversa, (Frans Snyders); p. 201
- Giovambatista Vanni; (Giovanni Battista Vanni); p. 201
- Cesare Dandini; p. 210
- Felice Ficherelli; p. 219
- Filippo Uffembach; p. 226
- Orazio Riminaldi; p. 227
- Andrea Camassei; p. 228
- Mario Balassi; p. 233
- Cornelio Bloemaert; p. 238
- Stefano della Bella; p. 242
- Giovanni Gonelli; p. 253
- Francesco Furini; p. 258
- Girolamo Curti; p. 267
- Cavaliere Gio. Francesco Barbieri, (Giovanni Francesco Barbieri)
- Angiol Michele Colonna; p. 276
- Antonio Vandich (Anthony van Dyck); p. 279
- Francesco Diquesnoy (Francesco Duquesnoy); p. 283
- Agostino Metelli; p. 286
- :Artists from the city of Venice and its territories
- :Cavaliere Carlo Ridolfi; p. 289
- :Marc'Antonio Bassetti (Verona); p. 292
- :Tommaso Sandrino (Brescia); p. 292
- :Piero Damini, (Pietro Damini, Castelfranco); p. 293
- :Filippo Zaniberti (Brescia); p. 293
- :Matteo Ingoli (Ravenna); p. 294
- :Francesco Zugni, (Francesco Zugno, Brescia); p. 294
- :Giovambatista Brisone (Padua); p. 295
- :Tiberio Tinelli
- Niccolo Possino (Nicolas Poussin); p. 297
- :Artists from Genoa or Liguria
- :Giovambatista Carlone; p. 303
- :Giovacchino Axereto (Gioacchino Assereto); p. 304
Decennale IV
Decennale V
Decennale VII and Part II
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