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Gian Domenico Valentino (Rome, approximately 1630 – Imola (?), after 1698) Kitchen Interior Oil on canvas 74 x 97 cm A detailed comparison with Valentino’s authentic works can be made using the paintings featured in *La pittura morta in Emilia e Romagna*, edited by Daniele Benati and Lucia Peruzzi, pp. 260–268 A Roman painter active for a few years in Imola, Gian Domenico Valentino has often been confused with Cristoforo Munari. His painterly style has its roots in 17th-century Dutch and Flemish still lifes: in particular, his works appear to be Baroque reinterpretations of examples by David Teniers. This type of painting was very popular in Rome during the second half of the 17th century and is linked to the work of Fieravino, likely alongside that of Carlo Manieri. Gian Domenico Valentino (Rome, approximately 1630 – Imola (?), after 1698) Kitchen Interior Oil on canvas 74 × 97 cm A detailed comparison with works securely attributed to Valentino can be made with the paintings illustrated in *La natura morta in Emilia e in Romagna*, edited by Daniele Benati and Lucia Peruzzi, pp. 260–268
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