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Geronimo Gerardi

Flemish painter (1595–1648) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Geronimo Gerardi
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Geronimo Gerardi (1595–1648) was a Flemish artist active in Italy. He was born Guilliam Walsgart[1] or Hyeronimus Gerards.[2]

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Twelve Apostles, Museo Pepoli, Trapani.
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The Immaculate Conception, chiesa di Sant'Anna la Misericordia in Palermo.
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Santa Rosalia, Banca Carige collection in Genoa.

Life

Born in Antwerp, in his youth he came into contact with Rubens and with Anthony van Dyck. From 1620 onwards he was active in Palermo and Trapani in Sicily, acting as Flemish consular agent in Trapani in 1631, remaining in that city until his death.[3] During his time on the island he remained in contact with other Flemish painters there such as Antoon van Dyck and Giovanni Basquens.

The art historian Giovanni Mendola believes that his name ought to be the Italianisation of Guglielmo Walsgart, who he initially held to be another painter.[4]

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Works

  • Miracle of Saint Isidore Agricola (1641), private collection[5]

Province of Palermo

Ciminna

  • Madonna and Child Crowning Saint Rosalia with Saint John the Baptist and Saint Roch' (1627), oil on canvas, church of San Giovanni Battista

Palermo

Province of Messina

Motta d'Affermo

Province of Trapani

Trapani

Genoa

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References

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