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Paolo Giovio was an Italian physician, historian, biographer, and prelate.
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science · Italian prelate, physician and biographer (1483–1552) · historian · biographer · physician · museologist · humanist · Catholic bishop · art collector · bishop · writer · also Paolo Giovio, Giovio
Born 21 April 1483 · Died 1 January 1552 · Q437543
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“s embassy to Clement VII, which related detailed geographical data on Muscovy. In 1536, Giovio had a villa built for him on Lake Como, which he called Museo, and which he used for his collection of portraits of famous soldiers and men of letters. After Clement”
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L'Eco di Bergamo: La collezione di Paolo Giovio
Exibart: Paolo Giovio e i ritratti senza tempo: storia del primo museo moderno
Il Giorno: Ritratti senza tempo. La collezione Paolo Giovio in mostra alla Pinacoteca
Quotidiano.Net: La collezione. Paolo Giovio e i ritratti senza tempo
Il Giorno: Una camminata in città sulle orme di Paolo Giovio
insider.si.edu: Paolo Giovio und die Bildnisvitenbücher des Humanismus / von Paul Ortwin Rave
Died 1552-01-01.
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Career landmark: Roman Catholic Bishop of Nocera dei Pagani (1528–1552).
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Born 1483-04-21.
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