Question

In 1861, louis-napoléon bonaparte bought 11,835 artworks for the louvre, including 641 paintings from what italian art collector? 588 points

Answer 1

Giampietro Campana

Further Explanation:  

One of the greatest art collector from Italy born in 1808 who was very fond of collecting sculptures, art e-facts, and antiques mainly from Roman and Greek Culture. He was from a very wealthy family and mainly of his art e-facts came by lending loans to the needy people by mortgage those antiques. Even the Vatican itself came to city to rent loan from him which makes the art e-facts and collection of items precious. Initially Italian paintings and art e-facts are a major part of his collection but later it diversified into several various categories. In 1829 at Frascati made his first excavation. Later several excavations have been performed which increased the number of his collections. He died on 10 October 1880.But even after he died his affection for art e-facts and him name in the list of collectors has enlisted in the past with bright letters. No matter how many came and depart but no one will never be able to replace him or his collection.  

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Answer Details:

Grade: High School

Chapter: Paintings and Artefacts  

Subject: Arts

Keywords:

Collecting, Sculptures, Antiques, Paintings, Excavation, culture, affection

Answer 2

Giampietro Campana was the name of that collector of art, of Italian nationality, born in the city of Rome, and who came to gather one of the largest collections of Greek and Roman art of 1800. He came from a wealthy family, had entrusted Monte de Piedad (in Italian ''Monte di Pietà'', a charitable lending center in Rome) and where many people came to borrow money, in return for the valuable things they were doing. Even the Vatican itself came to this place to apply for loans, so the collection of art objects became invaluable.