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Amalia de Angelis

1824 – 1873

Italian painter

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Lived 1824 – 1873 (aged 48–49). Amalia de Angelis was an Italian painter.

Amalia de Angelis or Deangelis (active 1851–1871) was an Italian painter, active in Rome. Her portrait of Monsignor Josip Juraj Strossmayer, bishop of Diakovar, was lauded by contemporaries. She was named an honorary member to the Ducal Academy of Fine Arts of Parma on 15 April 1846. Her painting depicting St Lawrence and the Crowning of Solomon were awarded prizes in exhibitions held at the Campidoglio by the Congregation of the Virtuosi of the Pantheon in March 1846. The latter had also awarded prizes in 1840 by the Academy of St Luke in Rome. She also painted a canvas depicting the Blessed Michele de'Santi, presumably for the member of the Ducal Court in Parma.

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Born
1824, Rome
Birth century
Died
1873, Rome
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Also known as
Amalia De Angelis, Amalia De-Angelis, Amalia DeAngelis, contessa Salducci, Amalia De Angelis Salducci

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Who was Amalia de Angelis?

Italian painter (1824 – 1873)

When was Amalia de Angelis born?

Amalia de Angelis was born in 1824 in Rome.

When did Amalia de Angelis die?

Amalia de Angelis died in 1873 in Rome.

What was Amalia de Angelis's occupation?

Amalia de Angelis was a painter.

What nationality was Amalia de Angelis?

Amalia de Angelis was Italian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Amalia de Angelis

· Wikidata: Q60361092

· DBpedia: Amalia de Angelis

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