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Cristoforo Munari (Reggio Emilia 1667 – Pisa 1720) attributed Still Life with an Instrument and a Basket Oil on canvas 32 x 47 cm Munari was trained in the Emilian tradition of still life, drawing on the works of Felice Boselli, Pier Francesco Cittadini, and the lesser-known Andrea Benedetti. Upon arriving in Rome at the end of the 17th century, he joined—thanks to the patronage of Cardinal Imperiali—the local circle of painters devoted to still life, which at the time was led by Giovanni Paolo Castelli, known as “Lo Spadino,” Maximilian Pfeiler, and Christian Berentz. In 1707, he moved first to Florence, where over the years he worked for the Medici and other noble patrons, and finally to Pisa, where he died in 1720. Cristoforo Munari (Reggio Emilia 1667 – Pisa 1720) attributed Still Life with Musical Instrument and Basket Oil on canvas 32 × 47 cm
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