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4 parts 1 The artwork2 In context3 Artist and museum4 Look closely
Ophavsret Dette værk er i det offentlige domæne. cesare tallone døde i 1919; ophavsretten varer 70 år efter kunstnerens død, så den udløb i 1989.
In context
Lyda Borelli — cesare tallone
Skyggelagt: cesare tallone' livstid (1853–1919) ▲ dette værk, 1911
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Kunstner og museum
Lyda Borelli — cesare tallone
In the golden twilight of the Belle Époque, few artists captured the psychological depth and social elegance of Milanese life as profoundly as Cesare Tallone. Born in Savona in 1853, his early years were shadowed by the profound tragedy of losing his father at the tender age of ten. This upheaval led him and his family to Alexandria, Egypt, a move that would unexpectedly shape his artistic foundation. Under the guidance of the decorative artist Pietro Sassi, the young Tallone began to cultivate a sensitivity to form and classical ideals, an education that provided the bedrock for a career defined by both technical rigor and emotional resonance.
The trajectory of Tallone’s life shifted dramatically when his prodigious talent caught the attention of the Alessandria City Council. Through their generous financial support, he was able to migrate to the heart of Italy's artistic pulse: Milan. Enrolling in the prestigious Brera Academy in 1872, he immersed himself in a rigorous curriculum under the tutelage of masters such as Raffaele Casnedi, Luigi Riccardi, and Giuseppe Bertini. It was during this period that Tallone began to synthesize the strictures of academic training with a burgeoning interest in the more fluid, light-drenched possibilities of Impressionism.
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Look closely
Lyda Borelli — cesare tallone
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