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Guglielmo Ciardi
Guglielmo Ciardi
He studied at the Institute of Fine Arts in his city. Freed from the first academic education , was inspired exclusively to nature, with acuteness of perception and sincerity of feeling for himself with his own original technique .
In the ‘Guide of Venice ” by Giulio Lorenzetti so it is written of him: ” Magnificent and solid Venetian landscape painter , who returned to nature, unusual example , in his day , with humble and heartfelt sincerity , began even before Favretto in Venice, a new era in the painting of his homeland .” It was asserted in 1836 with his masterpiece ” Messidoro ,” which was awarded a gold medal at the exhibition in Nice and Berlin and had so much praise at the Venice Film Festival in 1887 , where it was purchased for the National Gallery of Modern Art in Rome , which is currently with the other work ” Grand Canal “.
His major works : “Summer ” and “Towards evening,” exhibited in Milan in 1872 , “The Sun in the Fifth ,” ” On Cimon ,” ” The Iavoro ” ” In the Field” , exposed Naples in 1877 ; ” Venice Campaldo by ” ; ” Chioggia ” , exhibited in Venice in 1881 ; ” Porto d’Anzio , “” October ” , ” Solitude ” , ” calm ” , exhibited in Turin in 1880 , ” Venice ” , exhibited in Rome in 1883 ; ” Submarine ,” ” Sunbeam ” , ” Quiet ” , well exposed in Florence in 1883 , ” Canal of Giadecca ,” ” on the morning in Venice ,” on display in Florence in 1885 , “After the storm .
