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Angelo Maria Crivelli, known as Crivellone, was born between 1650 and 1660 and died in 1730. Crivelli was probably influenced by Flemish painting, in particular by painters linked to Rubens' circle. Read the full biography

Angelo Maria Crivelli, known as Crivellone, was born between 1650 and 1660 and died in 1730. Crivelli was probably influenced by Flemish painting, in particular by painters linked to Rubens' circle. His artistic production focuses on the representation of hunting scenes, wild and domestic animals, farmyard animals and fish.
Some of his paintings are present in the Pinacoteca of the Castello Sforzesco in Milan and in the Palazzo Reale in Turin.
In the Hunting Room of Villa Arconati in Castellazzo di Bollate, eight canvases depicting poultry and fish from the Crivellone are preserved, as well as four large hunting scenes, commissioned by the Arconati family in 1705.
Unfortunately, biographical information on this artist is very scarce but it is known that he had his own very active workshop together with his son Giovanni known as Crivellino.
Angelo Maria Crivelli died in 1730.