filippo palizzi meaning in French
filippo palizzi
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- Among his pupils were Achille Vertunni, Filippo Palizzi and Francesco Nétti.
Parmi ses élèves figurent Achille Vertunni (en), Filippo Palizzi et Francesco Netti (en). - In 1900, he was appointed to succeed his old teacher, Filippo Palizzi, as Professor at the Institute in Naples.
En 1900, il est désigné pour succéder à son ancien professeur, Filippo Palizzi, Professeur à l'Institut de Naples. - Between 1868 and 1871, Di Chirico refined his artistic technique while living in Rome, further strengthening his friendship with Domenico Morelli and Filippo Palizzi.
Entre 1868 et 1871, il vécut à Rome, où il perfectionna son savoir-faire, puis retourna à Naples où il ouvrit un atelier artistique et se lia d'amitié avec Domenico Morelli et Filippo Palizzi. - After returning to Florence, he won the Triennale prize for the painting of the Resurrection of Lazarus in 1849, and presented works for the following years on historical and literary subjects at the exhibitions of the Florentine Società Promotrice di Belle Arti, which was led by Filippo Palizzi.
Après son retour à Florence, il remporte le prix Triennale pour la peinture Résurrection de Lazare en 1849, et présente des œuvres les années suivantes sur des sujets historiques et littéraires aux expositions de la Florentine Società Promotrice di Belle Arti, qui est dirigée par Filippo Palizzi. - Later in life, he dedicated himself to the more profitable career as portraitist; among his subjects were King Umberto I of Italy and his wife Margherita of Savoy; the Emperor of Brazil; Napoleon Carlo Bonaparte (Napoléon Joseph Charles Paul Bonaparte?); the playwright Giacinto Gallina; Count Terenzo Mamiani; Antonio Rosmini; N. Tommasso; the art writer Pietro Selvatico; the politician Vincenzo Gioberti; the merchant Giovan Pietro Vieusseux; the diplomat Constatino Nigra; Gioacchino Rossini; and many prominent Italian aristocrat and fellow artists including Filippo Palizzi and Bernardo Celentano.
Plus tard dans la vie, il se consacre à une carrière plus rentable en tant que portraitiste; parmi ses sujets figurent le roi Umberto I d'Italie et son épouse Marguerite de Savoie, l'empereur du Brésil, Napoléon Carlo Bonaparte (Napoléon Joseph Charles Paul Bonaparte?), le dramaturge Giacinto Gallina, le comte Terenzio Mamiani; Antonio Rosmini; N. Tommasso, l'écrivain d'art Pietro Selvatico, le politicien Vincenzo Gioberti, le marchand Giovan Pietro Vieusseux, le diplomate Constatino Nigra, Gioachino Rossini et de nombreuses personnalités italiennes aristocrates et d'autres artistes dont Filippo Palizzi et Bernardo Celentano.