Orazio Fidani
Baptism of Christ, 1635
Portrait of a nobleman, 1653
Orazio Fidani (1610 – after 1656), was a native of Florence. He was a pupil of Giovanni Biliverti, whose style he imitated. Several of his pictures are to be found in Florence, among which may be named The Four Doctors and The Four Evangelists in the church of the Chartreuse. The Corsini Gallery possesses two portraits.
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