Dictionary of painters and engravers . r I I ^> c . *ss .< V 5*. »?? PAINTERS AND ENGRAVERS. TURCO, Cesare, born at Ischitella, Naples, aboutthe year 1510, was first a disciple of GiovanniAntonio dAraato, but afterwards studied underAndrea Sabbatini. He painted for the churchesand public buildings of Naples. An altar-piece, inS. Maria delle Grazie, representing the Baptism ofChrist by St. John ; and a Circumcision, in theJesuits church, may be mentioned. Turco died atNaples about , The. See , John, miniaturist and portraitpainter, was born at Liverpool in 1777. Hi
Dictionary of painters and engravers . r I I ^> c . *ss .< V 5*. »?? PAINTERS AND ENGRAVERS. TURCO, Cesare, born at Ischitella, Naples, aboutthe year 1510, was first a disciple of GiovanniAntonio dAraato, but afterwards studied underAndrea Sabbatini. He painted for the churchesand public buildings of Naples. An altar-piece, inS. Maria delle Grazie, representing the Baptism ofChrist by St. John ; and a Circumcision, in theJesuits church, may be mentioned. Turco died atNaples about , The. See , John, miniaturist and portraitpainter, was born at Liverpool in 1777. Hisgrandfather, Allan Tunneau, also a painter, wasa Huguenot. Turmeau, who was trained at theRoyal Academy, combined the practice of art witha stationery business, and held a good positionlocally as a miniaturist. He was a member of theLiverpool Academy from its formation in 1810until 1832, President in 1812 and 1813, Treasurerfrom 1824 to 1832; and he contributed to itsExhibitions until 1842. Turmeau married in 1807,and died at Liverpool in September 1846. Thesc
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