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Francesco Ghittoni

Francesco Ghittoni (1855–1928) was an Italian painter, mainly of genre paintings of the life of rural workers, but also portraits, sacred subjects, and, late in life, landscapes. His early paintings were in a Realist style.

Francesco Ghittoni

chiesa di San Sisto

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Born
Francesco Ghittoni was born on 25 March 1855. · San Giorgio Piacentino.
Died
Francesco Ghittoni died on 17 August 1928. · Piacenza.
Nationality
Kingdom of Italy
Occupation
painter
Fields
genre

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