Cesare Mezzogori (Active 1660s-1689) was an

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painter, active in a

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style. He was born in

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, and likely trained as well as active in Ferrara. He often painted for the Theatine order. He painted a ''Virgin of the Rosary with the Saints Domenico and Giustina'' for the Church of

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.Article of ''Restoration Of “Madonna With Saints” by Cesare Mezzogori'' by Livio Vincenzi, La Nuova Ferrara, January 12, 1995, cited i
Stella Art Conservation

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17th-century Italian painters Italian male painters Painters from Ferrara Year of birth unknown 1689 deaths {{Italy-painter-17thC-stub