About Carlo Rossetti
Lived 1876 – 1948 (aged 71–72). Carlo Rossetti was an Italian diplomat.
Carlo Rossetti (1876–1948) was the second Italian consul to Korea, serving from November 1902 to May 1903. Before being posted to the consulate in Seoul, he was a lieutenant in the Italian Royal Navy. While in Korea, he took photographs of Korean people in various capacities, the first such produced by a Westerner according to Lucio Izzo, director of the Italian Cultural Institute. Upon his return to Italy in 1904, he wrote and talked about his time in Korea.
Publications by Rossetti Corea e coreani : impressioni e ricerche sull'impero del Gran Han. Bergamo : Istituto d'arti grafiche, 1904-1905 Lettere dalla Corea : Cenni sulle istituzioni ed i commerci di quell'impero / Canavis (Carlo Rossetti) Livorno : R. Giusti, 1904
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Who was Carlo Rossetti?
Italian diplomat (1876-1948)
When was Carlo Rossetti born?
Carlo Rossetti was born in 1876 in Turin.
When did Carlo Rossetti die?
Carlo Rossetti died in 1948.
What was Carlo Rossetti's occupation?
Carlo Rossetti was a diplomat.
What nationality was Carlo Rossetti?
Carlo Rossetti was Italian.
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· DBpedia: Carlo Rossetti (diplomat)
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