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1838 Milano - 1895. Known for: Romantic pictorial style, landscapes, figures, seascapes.
Achille Dovera, a 19th-century Italian artist, was trained at the Brera Academy and studied under Francesco Hayez. He developed a romantic pictorial style influenced by Hayez and Gaetano Fasanotti.... Read full biography
Achille Dovera, a 19th-century Italian artist, was trained at the Brera Academy and studied under Francesco Hayez. He developed a romantic pictorial style influenced by Hayez and Gaetano Fasanotti. Dovera was known for his detailed analysis of naturalistic details in his artworks, particularly in... Read full biography
Achille Dovera, a 19th-century Italian artist, was trained at the Brera Academy and studied under Francesco Hayez. He developed a romantic pictorial style influenced by Hayez and Gaetano Fasanotti. Dovera was known for his detailed analysis of naturalistic details in his artworks, particularly in seascapes. He also drew inspiration from Neapolitan artist Eduardo Dalbono. Dovera undertook study trips to France and exhibited his works in Milan, Turin, and Venice. Some of his preserved works... Read full biography
Achille Dovera, a 19th-century Italian artist, was trained at the Brera Academy and studied under Francesco Hayez. He developed a romantic pictorial style influenced by Hayez and Gaetano Fasanotti. Dovera was known for his detailed analysis of naturalistic details in his artworks, particularly in seascapes. He also drew inspiration from Neapolitan artist Eduardo Dalbono. Dovera undertook study trips to France and exhibited his works in Milan, Turin, and Venice. Some of his preserved works include "Cow in the pasture," "After fishing," and "Cliffs and beach with specks."
Achille Dovera, a 19th-century Italian artist, was trained at the Brera Academy and studied under Francesco Hayez. He developed a romantic pictorial style influenced by Hayez and Gaetano Fasanotti. Dovera was known for his detailed analysis of naturalistic details in his artworks, particularly in seascapes. He also drew inspiration from Neapolitan artist Eduardo Dalbono. Dovera undertook study trips to France and exhibited his works in Milan, Turin, and Venice. Some of his preserved works include "Cow in the pasture," "After fishing," and "Cliffs and beach with specks."