Gioachimo Galbusera (1870–1942) Milan, “still Life: Grapes & Peaches,” Oil On Canvas, Signed
Gioachimo GALBUSERA (1870–1942) Milan “Still Life; Grapes & Peaches" Oil on canvas, signed lower right; 25 x 50 cm
Gioachimo Galbusera began his artistic training in 1886 as a student of Giuseppe Mentessi at the Accademia di Brera in Milan. Later, he moved to Lugano, where he opened his own painting school in 1896.
Galbusera had a decisive influence on the Ticino art scene, notably through the publication of original works featuring compositions of flowers and fruit. He exhibited his paintings—primarily landscapes and still lifes—at numerous exhibitions in Switzerland, as well as in Milan, Rome, St. Petersburg, and Brussels.
Gioachimo Galbusera began his artistic training in 1886 as a student of Giuseppe Mentessi at the Accademia di Brera in Milan. Later, he moved to Lugano, where he opened his own painting school in 1896.
Galbusera had a decisive influence on the Ticino art scene, notably through the publication of original works featuring compositions of flowers and fruit. He exhibited his paintings—primarily landscapes and still lifes—at numerous exhibitions in Switzerland, as well as in Milan, Rome, St. Petersburg, and Brussels.
850 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Condition of use
Material: Oil painting
Width: 50
Height: 25
Reference (ID): 1854007
Availability: In stock
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