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1829 - 1879. Known for: Sculpture.
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Milan second half of the 19th century student of Pompeo Mariani attended the Academy of Fine Arts of Brera. His works were exhibited in various international exhibitions. Famous for female portraits,... Read full biography
Milan second half of the 19th century student of Pompeo Mariani attended the Academy of Fine Arts of Brera. His works were exhibited in various international exhibitions. Famous for female portraits, died at only 50 years, his remains rest in the crypt of the memorial chapel at the Monumental... Read full biography
Milan second half of the 19th century student of Pompeo Mariani attended the Academy of Fine Arts of Brera. His works were exhibited in various international exhibitions. Famous for female portraits, died at only 50 years, his remains rest in the crypt of the memorial chapel at the Monumental Cemetery of Milan. Antonio Tantardini lived from 1829 to 1879.
Milan second half of the 19th century student of Pompeo Mariani attended the Academy of Fine Arts of Brera. His works were exhibited in various international exhibitions. Famous for female portraits, died at only 50 years, his remains rest in the crypt of the memorial chapel at the Monumental Cemetery of Milan. Antonio Tantardini lived from 1829 to 1879.
Milan second half of the 19th century student of Pompeo Mariani attended the Academy of Fine Arts of Brera. His works were exhibited in various international exhibitions. Famous for female portraits, died at only 50 years, his remains rest in the crypt of the memorial chapel at the Monumental Cemetery of Milan. Antonio Tantardini lived from 1829 to 1879.
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