Giovanni Zanobio Weber (1737–1806): Venetian Visionary of Faith and Form Giovanni Zanobio Weber, born in Florence around 1737, emerged as a prominent Venetian artist during the High Baroque period, leaving an indelible mark on Italian art history. Though biographical details remain somewhat elusive—records indicate he died in Venice in 1806—Weber’s artistic legacy speaks volumes about his talent and contribution to the visual culture of his time. Primarily recognized for his monumental church paintings and intricately crafted medals, Weber skillfully blended religious fervor with classical a…