Luigi Secchi
Illustration — Luigi Secchi Luigi Secchi (1853 in Cremona – 1921 in Miazzina) was an Italian sculptor.
Luigi Secchi
Albo pariniano, 1899, p. 112. · Public domain
- Born
- 1853 · Cremona.
- Died
- 1921 · Miazzina.
- Nationality
- Kingdom of Italy
- Occupation
- sculptor
- Education
- Brera Academy
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• Illustration — Statue of Giuseppe Verdi, (1913) in Busseto, Italy • Illustration — Monument to King Umberto I, (1905) above the entrance portal to Filarete's Tower in the Castello Sforzesco of Milan. He was born in Cremona, but resided during his career mostly in Milan. He was initially a pupil of Pietro Magni, and then of Francesco Barzaghi at the Brera Academy. He worked on statues in bronze and marble. He exhibited in 1883 in Milan, a bronze statue titled: Modello in Riposo. His work Bel mattino was awarded at the 1883 Girotti competition. In 1884, in Turin, he exhibited a model for In Repose. In 1886 in Milan, he exhibited this statue in marble. He was commissioned a number of monuments in and around Milan. These include the Monument to the poet Giuseppe Parini, (1899) at the piazza Cordusio, Milan. The base was completed with Antonio Beltrami and inaugurated on the centenary of the writer's death. One of his masterworks is his monument to Verdi made for town where the composer lived.
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Luigi Secchi lived from 1853 to 1921 and was a sculptor and medallist. Luigi Secchi was born in 1853. Luigi Secchi died in 1921.
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• Illustration — Last Communion of Manzoni, (1903) plaque in the Church of San Fedele, Milan • Illustration — Monument to Pietro Ceretti (1895), in Verbania, Italy. • Illustration — Monument to Patrice Edme Maurice de Mac Mahon (1895) in Magenta, Italy • Illustration — Monument to Gaetano Negri (1908). • Illustration — Monument to Giuseppe Giacosa (1910).
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Luigi Secchi is recorded as sculptor.
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1853
Luigi Secchi was born in 1853 at Cremona.
1921
Luigi Secchi died in 1921 at Miazzina.
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Cremona.
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