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1814 - 1886. Known for: Architectural and interior painting.
Luigi Bisi lived in Milan from 1814 to 1886. In 1825 he entered the Academy of Brera where he specialized in views of architecture and interiors of buildings and churches characterized by a timely... Read full biography
Luigi Bisi lived in Milan from 1814 to 1886. In 1825 he entered the Academy of Brera where he specialized in views of architecture and interiors of buildings and churches characterized by a timely documentary. In 1838 he began to paint the inside of the Milan Cathedral for the coronation of Emperor... Read full biography
Luigi Bisi lived in Milan from 1814 to 1886. In 1825 he entered the Academy of Brera where he specialized in views of architecture and interiors of buildings and churches characterized by a timely documentary. In 1838 he began to paint the inside of the Milan Cathedral for the coronation of Emperor Ferdinand I of Austria in King of Lombardy-Venetia. From 1851 until his death he held the chair of Perspective at the Brera Academy. In 1880 he became President of the Academy itself, devoting... Read full biography
Luigi Bisi lived in Milan from 1814 to 1886. In 1825 he entered the Academy of Brera where he specialized in views of architecture and interiors of buildings and churches characterized by a timely documentary. In 1838 he began to paint the inside of the Milan Cathedral for the coronation of Emperor Ferdinand I of Austria in King of Lombardy-Venetia. From 1851 until his death he held the chair of Perspective at the Brera Academy. In 1880 he became President of the Academy itself, devoting himself to the arrangement of the paintings of its Pinacoteca.
Luigi Bisi lived in Milan from 1814 to 1886. In 1825 he entered the Academy of Brera where he specialized in views of architecture and interiors of buildings and churches characterized by a timely documentary. In 1838 he began to paint the inside of the Milan Cathedral for the coronation of Emperor Ferdinand I of Austria in King of Lombardy-Venetia. From 1851 until his death he held the chair of Perspective at the Brera Academy. In 1880 he became President of the Academy itself, devoting himself to the arrangement of the paintings of its Pinacoteca.