Giner was closely linked with and possibly studied with the prominent architectural painter Viviano Codazzi who had moved to Rome from Naples in 1648.Niccolo CODAZZI, Two architectural capricci at Galerie Heim He possibly painted figures in the architectural compositions of Codazzi. He also painted the figures for Codazzi's son Niccolò while the latter worked in his father's studio. This collaboration is evidenced by the Saint Peter Baptizing the centurion and the Arch of Titus (At Jean-François Heim).Niccolò Codazzi and Vicente Giner, Saint Peter Baptizing the centurion and the Arch of Titus at Jean-François Heim
