Electrician discovers 17th-century frescoes hidden behind false ceiling at Rome's Villa Farnesina

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Electrician discovers 17th-century frescoes hidden behind false ceiling at Rome's Villa Farnesina

The stunning frescoes are attributed to Italian Baroque painter Carlo Maratta and his pupils, Girolamo Troppa and François Simonot.

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Carlo Maratta

Italian painter (1625–1713)

Villa Farnesina

Villa in Rome, central Italy

Rome

Capital and largest city of Italy

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Girolamo Troppa

Italian painter

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