Antonio Domenico Triva

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Anton Trivia (1626–1699)

Antonio Domenico Triva (* 1626 in Reggio nell'Emilia , † 1699 in Munich ) was an Italian painter in the Baroque era .

Triva was a student of Guercino in Bologna . He worked in Piacenza , Rovigo , Padova , Brescia , Turin and Venice .

The seven refuges (Anton Triva)

In 1670 he was appointed to Munich by the Elector Ferdinand Maria von Bayern and his wife Henriette Adelaide von Savojen , where he stayed until his death. In Bavaria he was appointed court painter to the Wittelsbach family . His pictures adorn the Nymphenburg Palace , the Munich Residence and the Theatine Church . His sister Flaminia Triva assisted him.

literature

  • Georg Kaspar Nagler, New General Artist Lexicon , Volume 19, p. 101, digitized

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personal data
SURNAME Triva, Antonio Domenico
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Italian painter
DATE OF BIRTH 1626
PLACE OF BIRTH Reggio nell'Emilia
DATE OF DEATH 1699
Place of death Munich