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Vincenzo Cabianca

Vincenzo Cabianca (1827 - 1902) was active/lived in Italy.  Vincenzo Cabianca is known for Landscapes and genre paintings, watercolorist.

Of humble origins, Vincenzo Cabianca was born in Verona, where he first studied at the seminary and from 1842 at the Accademia di Belle Arti under Giovanni Caliari.  In 1846 he went to the Accademia of Venice where he attended without great conviction Clementini's lessons.  The lagoon town didn't leave visible traces in his painting except for a certain interest for the expressions of the Venetian XVIII Century and the beginning of the predilection for the genre subject, which would develop in later years.

In 1848 he participated in the liberation revolt and in 1849 he took part in the defense of Bologna.  In 1853, perhaps for political reasons, he moved to Florence, where together with Severini and Borrani he joined the rising macchiaioli group, attended the Caffé dell'Onore and then, from 1855, the famous Caffé Michelangelo.

The first experiments of outdoor painting had no immediate consequence in his own painting, which until 1857/58 was tied to the comp   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 4108 characters.]  Artist bio

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