About Luigia Massari
Lived 1810 – 1898 (aged 87–88). Luigia Massari was a painter and embroiderer.
Luigia Massari (Piacenza, 1810 – 1898) was an Italian painter and embroiderer.
Biography She was a pupil of Antonio Gemmi. Among her works: San Martino, main altarpiece of the church of Altoè, Santa Filomena for the church of Busseto, a Madonna del Carmine and St Anne for the church of Monticelli d'Ongina. She also was an embroiderer of cloth for altarpieces. She won many awards including at Piacenza in 1869. She painted an altarpiece for the small church of Guastafredda in Piacenza.
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Italian painter and embroiderer (1810-1898)
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Luigia Massari was born in 1810 in Piacenza.
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Luigia Massari died in 1898.
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Luigia Massari was a painter and embroiderer.
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Luigia Massari's recorded nationality: Italian people.
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