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Eduardo Dante Induni BIOGRAPHY
1901 Argentina - 1958. Known for: Landscape and seaport painting.
Eduardo Induni was born in Argentina in 1901. He studied with Eliseo Coppini and prefered port and lansdcape subjects. He won in 1933 The Laura Barbara de Diaz prize in the Salon Nacional de Bellas... Read full biography
Eduardo Induni was born in Argentina in 1901. He studied with Eliseo Coppini and prefered port and lansdcape subjects. He won in 1933 The Laura Barbara de Diaz prize in the Salon Nacional de Bellas Artes en Buenos Aires. Well loved by family and friends, he died in 1958. Source:. Information... Read full biography
Eduardo Induni was born in Argentina in 1901. He studied with Eliseo Coppini and prefered port and lansdcape subjects. He won in 1933 The Laura Barbara de Diaz prize in the Salon Nacional de Bellas Artes en Buenos Aires. Well loved by family and friends, he died in 1958. Source:. Information courtesy of Marta Induni
Eduardo Induni was born in Argentina in 1901. He studied with Eliseo Coppini and prefered port and lansdcape subjects. He won in 1933 The Laura Barbara de Diaz prize in the Salon Nacional de Bellas Artes en Buenos Aires. Well loved by family and friends, he died in 1958. Source:. Information courtesy of Marta Induni
Eduardo Induni was born in Argentina in 1901. He studied with Eliseo Coppini and prefered port and lansdcape subjects. He won in 1933 The Laura Barbara de Diaz prize in the Salon Nacional de Bellas Artes en Buenos Aires. Well loved by family and friends, he died in 1958. Source:. Information courtesy of Marta Induni
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Eduardo Induni was born in Argentina in 1901. He studied with Eliseo Coppini and prefered port and lansdcape subjects. He won in 1933 The Laura Barbara de Diaz prize in the Salon Nacional de Bellas Artes en Buenos Aires. Well loved by family and friends, he died in 1958.
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