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1857 - 1929. Known for: Genre painting and watercolour.
Casimiro Tomba Aldini was a Roman artist who was known for his genre painting and watercolour works. He exhibited frequently in Rome, Turin and Bologna and was particularly highly regarded for his... Read full biography
Casimiro Tomba Aldini was a Roman artist who was known for his genre painting and watercolour works. He exhibited frequently in Rome, Turin and Bologna and was particularly highly regarded for his finished watercolours of Orientalist or genre subjects. In 1928, he wrote and illustrated a small book... Read full biography
Casimiro Tomba Aldini was a Roman artist who was known for his genre painting and watercolour works. He exhibited frequently in Rome, Turin and Bologna and was particularly highly regarded for his finished watercolours of Orientalist or genre subjects. In 1928, he wrote and illustrated a small book entitled Via Margutta e gli artisti.
Casimiro Tomba Aldini was a Roman artist who was known for his genre painting and watercolour works. He exhibited frequently in Rome, Turin and Bologna and was particularly highly regarded for his finished watercolours of Orientalist or genre subjects. In 1928, he wrote and illustrated a small book entitled Via Margutta e gli artisti.
Casimiro Tomba Aldini was a Roman artist who was known for his genre painting and watercolour works. He exhibited frequently in Rome, Turin and Bologna and was particularly highly regarded for his finished watercolours of Orientalist or genre subjects. In 1928, he wrote and illustrated a small book entitled Via Margutta e gli artisti.
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Casimiro Tomba Aldini was a Roman artist who was known for his genre painting and watercolour works. He exhibited frequently in Rome, Turin and Bologna and was particularly highly regarded for his finished watercolours of Orientalist or genre subjects. In 1928, he wrote and illustrated a small book entitled Via Margutta e gli artisti.