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Federico Bartolini Art

Italian, 1861-1908

Federico Bartolini studied at the Academy of San Luca in Rome. In the 1880s, he began to paint with very neat oriental watercolors, probably made from photos. Bartolini exhibited at Accessories Workshop in Brussels, 1881 and Rome, 1883, among others.

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Artist: Federico Bartolini
Portrait of an Italian Peasant - Victorian art watercolour painting
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This beautiful 19th century Italian watercolour portrait painting is by noted artist Frederico Bartolini. It was painted circa 1890 in Rome and is signed and in good condition behind...
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19th Century Realist Federico Bartolini Art

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