Antonio Ciseri

Swiss-Italian painter, known for religious art

Antonio Ciseri - Swiss-Italian painter, known for religious art
Born

October 25th, 1821
203 years ago

Died

1891
134 years ago — 70 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Italy

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A prominent Swiss-Italian painter, recognized for creating religious-themed works in the 19th century. Ciseri trained in Florence and became associated with the academic style of painting of that era. His most notable work, 'The Martyrdom of Saint Lorenzo,' showcases his skill in dramatic composition and attention to detail. Ciseri held a significant position in the art community, influencing students and fellow artists through his teaching and involvement in exhibitions.

Created 'The Martyrdom of Saint Lorenzo'

Produced numerous religious frescos

Held exhibitions in Italy and abroad

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