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1918 - 1999 Oak Park, Illinois. Known for: Child portrait, urban scene and landscape painting.
An immigrant from Italy to Chicago in the early 1930s, Frank Perri, whose Italian name is Francesco Saverio Perri, did figurative subjects including child portraits, and urban scenes of Chicago. He... Read full biography
An immigrant from Italy to Chicago in the early 1930s, Frank Perri, whose Italian name is Francesco Saverio Perri, did figurative subjects including child portraits, and urban scenes of Chicago. He lived in Oak Park where he was president of the Oak Park Art League. He exhibited at the Carnegie... Read full biography
An immigrant from Italy to Chicago in the early 1930s, Frank Perri, whose Italian name is Francesco Saverio Perri, did figurative subjects including child portraits, and urban scenes of Chicago. He lived in Oak Park where he was president of the Oak Park Art League. He exhibited at the Carnegie Institute and the Art Institute of Chicago and traveled to Mexico in the late 1930s. Source: Treadway/Toomey Galleries... Read full biography
An immigrant from Italy to Chicago in the early 1930s, Frank Perri, whose Italian name is Francesco Saverio Perri, did figurative subjects including child portraits, and urban scenes of Chicago. He lived in Oak Park where he was president of the Oak Park Art League. He exhibited at the Carnegie Institute and the Art Institute of Chicago and traveled to Mexico in the late 1930s. Source: Treadway/Toomey Galleries... Read full biography
An immigrant from Italy to Chicago in the early 1930s, Frank Perri, whose Italian name is Francesco Saverio Perri, did figurative subjects including child portraits, and urban scenes of Chicago. He lived in Oak Park where he was president of the Oak Park Art League. He exhibited at the Carnegie Institute and the Art Institute of Chicago and traveled to Mexico in the late 1930s. Source: Treadway/Toomey Galleries... Read full biography