Giovanni Bellini Research Paper

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Giovanni Bellini was an Italian Renaissance painter. Giovanni Bellini was probably best known of the Bellini family of Venetian painters. Giovanni Bellini was born in 1430 and died in 1516. He was born in Venice Italy. Giovanni Bellini medium was oil and tempera. Giovanni Bellini favorite kind of art is figure and landscapes.
Giovanni Bellini is was born into a renowned family of painters around the year of 1430. His father, Jacopo, was instrumental in bringing the Italian Renaissance to venice and sought to ensure that his sons would become great painters too. Him and his brother began their career working in their father's workshop. His brother-in-law was a great influence on his early artwork.
In his old age Giovanni painted "The Feast

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