Artist, Sculptor. Graduated from the Brera Academy, of which he became an honorary member in 1888. Of anarchist ideas, he produced human subjects in the realism style, in 1889 he sculpted 'Femmina' and exhibited in 1894 at the Second Triennial Exhibition of Fine Arts the plaster sculpture 'Panem nostrum daily da nobis hodie', which won the prize of the Antonio Tantardini artistic foundation. Other works, kept in the Gallery of Modern Art in Milan, are the Portrait of the painter Baronchelli and the Self-portrait of 1935. He emigrated at the end of the nineteenth century to Barre, in the United States, where he taught at the numerous Italian colony in the State of Vermont. In the local museum there a one of his bas-reliefs of George Washington and, in the Town Hall, the Portrait of Thomas Edison.
Artist, Sculptor. Graduated from the Brera Academy, of which he became an honorary member in 1888. Of anarchist ideas, he produced human subjects in the realism style, in 1889 he sculpted 'Femmina' and exhibited in 1894 at the Second Triennial Exhibition of Fine Arts the plaster sculpture 'Panem nostrum daily da nobis hodie', which won the prize of the Antonio Tantardini artistic foundation. Other works, kept in the Gallery of Modern Art in Milan, are the Portrait of the painter Baronchelli and the Self-portrait of 1935. He emigrated at the end of the nineteenth century to Barre, in the United States, where he taught at the numerous Italian colony in the State of Vermont. In the local museum there a one of his bas-reliefs of George Washington and, in the Town Hall, the Portrait of Thomas Edison.
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