Teresa Berenice Vitelli, also known as Suor Veronica, (active 1706 – 1729) was an 18th-century Italian painter.
Teresa Berenice Vitelli, also known as Suor Veronica, (active 1706 – 1729) was an 18th-century Italian painter.
Vitelli was born in Florence and became a Roman Catholic nun there. [1] She is known for drawings, watercolours, and gouaches of still-life subjects, as well as copies of other masters. [1]
Vitelli died in Florence.
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