Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Pietro Michis (Milan, August 12, 1836 – November 24, 1903) was an Italian painter.He was a resident of Milan, and in 1851 began studies at the Brera Academy under Giuseppe Bertini. He married the painter Maria Cattaneo; they often worked together on canvases. He became director of the school of painting in Pavia.Michis mainly painted both pure genre and historic subjects, sometimes called genere de costume or costumed genre. Among the main works of Michis: in 1887 at Naples, he exhibited Fruit of a Diverse Education, Vigil for Epiphany, and The modern pilgrim; in 1880 at Turin, he exhibited L'estremo vale di Leone X a Raffaello, Cornelio Agrippa presagisce a Francesco I, la sconfitta di Pavia, and Il racconto del naufrago; in 1881 at Milan, Le beghine, Interior of Baptistery of Pisa; Francis I of France and the astrologer Cornelio Agrippa; in 1883, a portrait of marchese Apollinare Rocca Saporiti della Sforzesca, completed by commission of the Count Marcello Rocca Saporiti della Sforzesca; and in 1884 at Turin, Astio antico and Nel cortile."@en }
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- Pietro_Michis abstract "Pietro Michis (Milan, August 12, 1836 – November 24, 1903) was an Italian painter.He was a resident of Milan, and in 1851 began studies at the Brera Academy under Giuseppe Bertini. He married the painter Maria Cattaneo; they often worked together on canvases. He became director of the school of painting in Pavia.Michis mainly painted both pure genre and historic subjects, sometimes called genere de costume or costumed genre. Among the main works of Michis: in 1887 at Naples, he exhibited Fruit of a Diverse Education, Vigil for Epiphany, and The modern pilgrim; in 1880 at Turin, he exhibited L'estremo vale di Leone X a Raffaello, Cornelio Agrippa presagisce a Francesco I, la sconfitta di Pavia, and Il racconto del naufrago; in 1881 at Milan, Le beghine, Interior of Baptistery of Pisa; Francis I of France and the astrologer Cornelio Agrippa; in 1883, a portrait of marchese Apollinare Rocca Saporiti della Sforzesca, completed by commission of the Count Marcello Rocca Saporiti della Sforzesca; and in 1884 at Turin, Astio antico and Nel cortile.".
- Q16030840 abstract "Pietro Michis (Milan, August 12, 1836 – November 24, 1903) was an Italian painter.He was a resident of Milan, and in 1851 began studies at the Brera Academy under Giuseppe Bertini. He married the painter Maria Cattaneo; they often worked together on canvases. He became director of the school of painting in Pavia.Michis mainly painted both pure genre and historic subjects, sometimes called genere de costume or costumed genre. Among the main works of Michis: in 1887 at Naples, he exhibited Fruit of a Diverse Education, Vigil for Epiphany, and The modern pilgrim; in 1880 at Turin, he exhibited L'estremo vale di Leone X a Raffaello, Cornelio Agrippa presagisce a Francesco I, la sconfitta di Pavia, and Il racconto del naufrago; in 1881 at Milan, Le beghine, Interior of Baptistery of Pisa; Francis I of France and the astrologer Cornelio Agrippa; in 1883, a portrait of marchese Apollinare Rocca Saporiti della Sforzesca, completed by commission of the Count Marcello Rocca Saporiti della Sforzesca; and in 1884 at Turin, Astio antico and Nel cortile.".