 Among his pupils, Giovanni Ceschini and Giovanni Battista Rossi (il Gobbino), practiced in Verona, the former painting copies of his master's works, which were often taken for originals.For the Count Giangiacomo Giusti, in 1620 he paints an "Allegory of Fame between Mercury and Pallas Athena" and three canvases of "Faith", "Hope", and "Charity".In 1621 executes for French cardinal François de Sourdis the "Resurrection of Christ", now in the cathedral of Sant'Andrea of Bordeaux, and sends the "Adoration of the Magi" for the Gherardini family in Verona.