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Reschi Pandolfo (Danzig, 1643 - Florence, 1699) Pandolfo Reschi was a Polish painter in the style of Salvator Rosa, although he learned the pictorial technique under the guidance of the Flemish-Italianized Livio Mehus. Subsequently he joined the Borgognone workshop, dealing mainly with genre painting. Read the full biography

Reschi Pandolfo (Danzig, 1643 - Florence, 1699) Pandolfo Reschi was a Polish painter in the style of Salvator Rosa, although he learned the pictorial technique under the guidance of the Flemish-Italianized Livio Mehus. Subsequently he joined the Borgognone workshop, dealing mainly with genre painting. In 1670 he worked at the Medici court and was protected by Cardinal Francesco Maria de' Medici. His artistic style pleased many Tuscan noble families of the time, such as the Gerini or the Corsini. The artist also worked for the Uffizi Gallery under the guidance of the Florentine architect Giacinto Marmi.