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Filippo Paladini was an Italian painter, engraver, and cartographer of the 18th century. He mainly worked in Rome, where he produced several architectural works, views, and maps, many of which were published in collaboration with other artists of the time. Paladini is known for creating the series of engravings of the seven churches of Rome, which are considered among his masterpieces. He was also active as a drawing teacher and trained many students. Paladini died in Rome in 1779.