cod. persona: 2648	status di approvazione: public
Gian Marco Cavalli
Periodo di attività: 1484 – 1519		Sesso: M
Varianti del nome documentate:
- Gian Marco Cavalli - Gianmarco Cavalli - Johannes Marckus de Canalis
Secondo il Perini (1902, p. 43) il Cavalli avrebbe realizzato i conii delle monete di Massimiliano I d'Austria presso la zecca di Verona (1515-17), ma ciò appare poco realistico in quanto dopo il 1508 non si sa più nulla del Cavalli, ed è probabile che in quegli anni fosse già morto. Il Forrer (1902-30, I, p. 365) riporta: B. Beham Junior mentions that he executed in 1506 a medal of Maximilian I. on his second marriage with Maria Bianca Sforza, 1494, the portrait of the Emperor being taken from a painting by Ambrogio de Predis, 1502, and Half Thaler of the same monarch, with Tyrolian eagle on R/. Maximilian I. was a great admirer and patron of Art; it is said that he had a special liking for fine medals, and often gave orders for some to be engraved, which he himself afterwards criticised. At the Mint of Hall i. T., where several good artists were employed besides Gian Marco Cavallo, a series of Gulden, Groschen with multiples and subdivisions were struck, which also served as medals, in that they were often used for presentation purposes. A Pattern die of the Marriage Thaler of Maximilian and Mary of Burgundy, dated 1479, but really struck at Hall in 1506, exists in the Vienna Mint Museum and appears to have been cut by Cavalli, after an original by Candida.

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Attività di zecca
Hall in Tyrol 1506 Incisore Mantova incerto, 1484 – 1519 c. Incisore

Factoids
Morte, data post 1508 Nascita, data 1450 1454 Nascita, luogo Mantova Viadana

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