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- Giuseppe Errante (* 19. März 1760 in Trapani; † 16. Februar 1821 in Rom) war ein italienischer Maler des Klassizismus auf Sizilien und in Rom. (de)
- Giuseppe Errante (March 19, 1760 – February 16, 1821) was an Italian painter. He was born in Trapani, Sicily. A local priest obtained for him an apprenticeship in the studio of a local sculptor, . In 1760, Errante studied in Palermo under Gioacchino Martorana. By 1784, he had moved to Rome with the support of Antonio Canova. By 1791, he was employed in the Caserta Palace, Naples. In Naples, he met Jacob Philipp Hackert. On account of his political intrigues, he was obliged to flee Naples. After a number of travails, he arrived in Milan in 1795, and afterwards established himself at Rome in 1810. Besides historical subjects, he painted portraits, in which he was especially successful. He died in Rome in 1821. Francesco Cancellieri wrote a posthumous biography of the painter in 1824. Among his pupils in Rome was Giuseppe Gandolfo and in Sicily . (en)
- Giuseppe Errante, né le 19 mars 1760 à Trapani et mort le 16 février 1821 à Rome, est un peintre italien. (fr)
- Giuseppe Errante (Trapani, 19 marzo 1760 – Roma, 16 febbraio 1821) è stato un pittore italiano. (it)
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- Giuseppe Errante (* 19. März 1760 in Trapani; † 16. Februar 1821 in Rom) war ein italienischer Maler des Klassizismus auf Sizilien und in Rom. (de)
- Giuseppe Errante, né le 19 mars 1760 à Trapani et mort le 16 février 1821 à Rome, est un peintre italien. (fr)
- Giuseppe Errante (Trapani, 19 marzo 1760 – Roma, 16 febbraio 1821) è stato un pittore italiano. (it)
- Giuseppe Errante (March 19, 1760 – February 16, 1821) was an Italian painter. He was born in Trapani, Sicily. A local priest obtained for him an apprenticeship in the studio of a local sculptor, . In 1760, Errante studied in Palermo under Gioacchino Martorana. By 1784, he had moved to Rome with the support of Antonio Canova. By 1791, he was employed in the Caserta Palace, Naples. In Naples, he met Jacob Philipp Hackert. On account of his political intrigues, he was obliged to flee Naples. (en)
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