Cesare Ligari
Born in 1716.
Died in 1770.
Cesare Ligari was a painter whose work is characterised by religious and mythological representations. A member of the Ligari family of artists from Valtellina, he was the son and pupil of Pietro Ligari. His artistic career led him to stay in several Italian cities, notably Sondrio, Venice, Milan and Como, where he was able to develop his style.
The details of his production remain only partially documented, leaving open questions about the extent of his influence and achievements.