Placido Lucà Trombetta (1828 - 1908)
Placido Lucà Trombetta (Messina 1828 - 1908) "Madonna with Child" oil on canvas, signed and dated lower left: Placido Lucà Trombetta 188.
Dimensions: 179x126 cm
Born in Messina on 25 November 1828, he is famous for the painting "The Sacrifice of the Camiciotti" (1885). The artist, supported by the Bourbon Senate of Messina in his studies at the Accademia di San Luca in Rome and by the municipal council headed by Mayor Cianciafara during his career, also took part in the political life of Messina, as a member of the art commission for the Great Cemetery of Messina, together with Camillo Beccalli, in the 1870s. His studio was located in via Boccetta.
Dimensions: 179x126 cm
Born in Messina on 25 November 1828, he is famous for the painting "The Sacrifice of the Camiciotti" (1885). The artist, supported by the Bourbon Senate of Messina in his studies at the Accademia di San Luca in Rome and by the municipal council headed by Mayor Cianciafara during his career, also took part in the political life of Messina, as a member of the art commission for the Great Cemetery of Messina, together with Camillo Beccalli, in the 1870s. His studio was located in via Boccetta.
7 500 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Napoleon 3rd
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Oil painting
Reference (ID): 1274686
Availability: In stock
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