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Pellegrino Antonio Orlandi (1660–1727) was an Italian writer and art historian, author of the Abecedario pittorico (‘ABC of Painting’). Born in Bologna, Orlandi joined the city’s Carmelite convent of San Martino. Here he undertook research in art history and was made a member of the Accademia Clementina.

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  • Pellegrino Antonio Orlandi (fr)
  • Pellegrino Antonio Orlandi (it)
  • Pellegrino Antonio Orlandi (en)
  • Орланди, Пеллегрино-Антонио (ru)
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  • Pellegrino Antonio Orlandi (Bologne, 1660 - 1727) est un homme de lettres et un historien de l'art italien. (fr)
  • Pellegrino Antonio Orlandi (Bologna, 26 aprile 1660 – Bologna, 18 novembre 1727) è stato uno storico dell'arte e bibliografo italiano. (it)
  • Пеллегрино-Антонио Орланди (итал. Pellegrino Antonio Orlandi; апрель 1660, Болонья — 8 ноября 1727, там же) — итальянский историк искусства, искусствовед и библиограф. Профессором богословия ордена кармелитов. (ru)
  • Pellegrino Antonio Orlandi (1660–1727) was an Italian writer and art historian, author of the Abecedario pittorico (‘ABC of Painting’). Born in Bologna, Orlandi joined the city’s Carmelite convent of San Martino. Here he undertook research in art history and was made a member of the Accademia Clementina. (en)
  • Pellegrino Antonio Orlandi (1660-1727) foi um escritor e historiador de arte italiano, autor de o Abecedario pittorico ('ABC da Pintura'). Nascido em Bolonha, Orlandi juntou-se ao convento dos Carmelitas de São Martinho, onde realizou pesquisas em história da arte e se tornou um membro da Academia Clementina. (pt)
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  • Pellegrino Antonio Orlandi (1660–1727) was an Italian writer and art historian, author of the Abecedario pittorico (‘ABC of Painting’). Born in Bologna, Orlandi joined the city’s Carmelite convent of San Martino. Here he undertook research in art history and was made a member of the Accademia Clementina. The first edition of his Abecedario pittorico was published in Bologna in 1704. This was a biographical dictionary covering, according to its author, some four thousand painters, sculptors and architects. An expanded and corrected edition of the Abecedario followed in 1719, updated in part through correspondence with artists and collectors in Rome and Florence. In the meantime, in 1714, he had published the Notizie degli scrittori bolognesi e dell' opere loro stampate e manoscritte (‘Notes on the Bolognese writers and on their printed and manuscript works’). Pellegrino Antonio Orlandi died in Bologna in 1727. New and augmented editions of the Abecedario continued to be published, however; that of 1753 included additional material written by Pietro Guarienti. Although the work would later be criticised for its inaccuracies, Lanitra Walker describes it in the Dictionary of Art Historians as having been ‘the most complete resource for information on artists during the 18th century.’ (en)
  • Pellegrino Antonio Orlandi (Bologne, 1660 - 1727) est un homme de lettres et un historien de l'art italien. (fr)
  • Pellegrino Antonio Orlandi (Bologna, 26 aprile 1660 – Bologna, 18 novembre 1727) è stato uno storico dell'arte e bibliografo italiano. (it)
  • Pellegrino Antonio Orlandi (1660-1727) foi um escritor e historiador de arte italiano, autor de o Abecedario pittorico ('ABC da Pintura'). Nascido em Bolonha, Orlandi juntou-se ao convento dos Carmelitas de São Martinho, onde realizou pesquisas em história da arte e se tornou um membro da Academia Clementina. A primeira edição do seu Abecedario pittorico foi publicada em Bolonha, em 1704. Este foi um dicionário biográfico, abrangendo, de acordo com o seu autor, cerca de quatro mil pintores, escultores e arquitetos. Uma ampliada e corrigida edição do Abecedario foi seguida em 1719, atualizada em parte, através de correspondência com artistas e colecionadores, em Roma e em Florença. Entretanto, em 1714, publicou o Notizie degli scrittori bolognesi e dell' opere loro stampate e manoscritte ("Notas sobre escritores bolonheses e sobre os seus manuscritos"). Pellegrino Antonio Orlandi morreu em Bolonha no ano de 1727. Novas e aumentadas edições do Abecedario continuaram a ser publicadas, no entanto, a edição de 1753 incluía material escrito por Pietro Guarienti. Embora o trabalho fosse criticado posteriormente pelos seus erros, Lanitra Walker descreve-o como tendo sido "a mais completa fonte de informação sobre artistas no Séc. XVIII". (pt)
  • Пеллегрино-Антонио Орланди (итал. Pellegrino Antonio Orlandi; апрель 1660, Болонья — 8 ноября 1727, там же) — итальянский историк искусства, искусствовед и библиограф. Профессором богословия ордена кармелитов. (ru)
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