Giuseppe Santi
Giuseppe Santi (1729 – 1825) was an Italian painter who was a professor of design at the Academy of Fine Arts of Ferrara. He was born in Bologna and trained under Ubaldo Gandolfi. He moved to Ferrara in 1797 and painted for various churches and homes in Ferrara.
Giuseppe Santi
- Died
- 1825 · Ferrara.
- Occupation
- artist · painter
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Giuseppe Santi (1761 – 1825) fut peintre.
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Giuseppe Santi naquit en 1761 à Bologna. Giuseppe Santi mourut en 1825 à Ferrara.
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Born at Bologna in 1761, died in Ferrara in 1825.
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Bologna.
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- 1.Antonio Frizzi. Memorie per la storia di Ferrara raccolte da Antonio Frizzi. Abram Servadio editore. Vol. V postumo ed ultimo. 1848.
- 2.N.L.C. ferrarese. Indice manuale delle cose piu rimarcabili in pittura, scultura, architettura della città e borghi di Ferrara. Domenico Taddei. 1844.
- 3.Francesco Avventi. Il servitore di piazza : guida per Ferrara. Pomatelli tipografo. 1838.
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