Dominici, Maria de, 1645-1703
- [Suor Maria de Dominici (1645-1703) was a Maltese painter, sculptor, and Carmelite tertiary nun, a member of an artistic family, who studied with Mattia Preti in Malta before moving to Rome to set up her own studio.]
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Maria, de Dominici, 1645-1703
Maria, de Dominicis, 1645-1703
Dominici, Maria de, suor, 1645-1703
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found: Azzopardi, "Repertorio della collezione di disegni del Museo della Cattedrale di Malte," unpublished typescript, 1980(Cathedral Museum inventory number 258; attribution given to Maria De Dominici)
found: "Dominici, Suor Maria de," in Dictionary of Women Artists, 1997:volume 1, p. 462 (Maltese sculptor and painter; born in Vittoriosa, Malta, 6 Dec. 1645, into a family of artists; died in Rome by May 1684; Carmelite tertiary nun in Malta; affiliated in Rome with the Carmelite church of Santa Maria in Traspontina; died in Rome, 18 March 1703; pupil of Mattia Preti in [Valletta] Malta; in Rome, had her studio in Vicolo dell'Agnello)
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- [Suor Maria de Dominici (1645-1703) was a Maltese painter, sculptor, and Carmelite tertiary nun, a member of an artistic family, who studied with Mattia Preti in Malta before moving to Rome to set up her own studio.]
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- [Data contributed by the Hill Museum & Manuscript Library (HMML) with support from the National Endowment for the Humanities.]
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