June 15 in Art History
2 real events recorded on June 15, the earliest from 1692. 2 artists were born on this date.
Born on this day 2
- 1692 Born
Born this day: Giovanni Do
Giovanni Domenico Ferretti, an Italian Rococo painter, was born on June 15, 1692. His work, such as 'The Sense of Sight', showcases a lively and colourful style, influenced by Sebastiano Ricci's frescoes. Ferretti's paintings are characterized by their pastel hues and dynamic compositions.
He remains a notable figure in the Italian Rococo movement, contributing to the development of 18th-century European art.
- 1813 Born
Born this day: John Carlin
John Carlin, born on June 15, 1813, was an American illustrator, painter, and poet who made history as the first published deaf poet in the USA, leaving a mark with works like After a Long Cruise and portraits of prominent figures.
He remains a significant figure in American art history for breaking barriers as a deaf artist.