A Lyrical Voice of Genoa’s Baroque Gregorio De Ferrari stands as a pivotal figure in the Genoese Baroque, embodying its distinctive blend of grandeur and delicate lyricism. Born in Porto Maurizio in 1647, his artistic journey began with an unlikely pursuit of legal studies. However, the call of the brush proved irresistible, leading him to abandon the courtroom for the studio. This transition was guided by the mentorship of Domenico Fiasella, a master whose monumental style left an indelible mark on De Ferrari’s early works. Through this formative period, the young artist absorbed the stylis…