Padua School
Pietro Bagatella
Padua, worked 1760–1800
Son of Antonio Bagatella (I), above. Established in Venice c.1770 in the Ruga Rialto, contrada S. Piovani, at the sign of the ‘Madonna del Rosario’, where he made strings, amongst other activities. The shop passed to Felice de Luca in 1785. [Pio] — John Dilworth
Biographies
The overview above is drawn from the following published accounts. Read them in the original:
John Dilworth+
BAGATELLA, Pietro Worked circa. 1760-1800 Padua & Venice Italy. Son of Antonio Bagatella (I), above. Established in Venice c.1770 in the Ruga Rialto, contrada S. Piovani, at the sign of the ‘Madonna del Rosario’, where he made strings, amongst other activities. The shop passed to Felice de Luca in 1785. [Pio]
George Hart+
Is mentioned as a maker who worked about 1760.
Cecie Stainer+
Worked at Padua about 1760-66.
Willibald Leo Lütgendorff+
Vermuthlich der Grossvater oder Oheim Antonio’s. Er verwendete ein sehr
hochgewölbtes Modell und dunklen Lack.
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Working in Padua at the same time
Antonio (I) Bagatella 1716–1806
Antonio (II) Bagatella 1759–1829
Domenico Dalloglio 1701–1765
Giovanni Danieli worked 1745–1785
Giuseppe Centurio worked 1780
Marquis Tomasso Degli Obizzi worked 1769
Santo Calzavarra worked 1764–1769