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- Q16059891 description "Italian painter".
- Q16059891 description "Italian painter".
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- Q16059891 abstract "Narciso Malatesta (Venice, October 26, 1835 – Cilla Rometta near Sassuolo, September 26, 1896) was an Italian painter, active in Modena, mainly depicting historical and sacred subjects in a Realist style.He was the son of the painter Adeodato Malatesta. Narciso first studied at the Modenese Academy of Fine Arts. After studying in Modena, he traveled to Florence. In 1860, he married Adele Mari, daughter of a deputy to Parliament, Adriano Mari; their son, Baccio, would become director of the Gazzettino artistico letterario of Florence. Among his works are Il Falconiere (Pinacoteca Brera, Milan); Il Numismatico (Academy of Fine Arts of Modena); Il Varchi che legge le Storie a Cosimo de' Medici (Galleria d'arte moderna, Florence); Carlo d' Angiò che visita lo studio di Cimabue; Dante che riceve Boccaccio; La moneta antica; La famiglia del disertore; L' aia di Mileto che ritrae Giulio Cesare; and La famiglia del saltimbanco. Malatesta was professor of design, photography, and topography at the Scuola militare of Modena.".
- Q16059891 birthDate "1835-10-26".
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- Q16059891 birthYear "1835".
- Q16059891 deathDate "1896-09-26".
- Q16059891 deathYear "1896".
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- Q16059891 dateOfBirth "1835-10-26".
- Q16059891 dateOfDeath "1896-09-26".
- Q16059891 name "Malatesta, Narciso".
- Q16059891 placeOfBirth "Venice".
- Q16059891 shortDescription "Italian painter".
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- Q16059891 comment "Narciso Malatesta (Venice, October 26, 1835 – Cilla Rometta near Sassuolo, September 26, 1896) was an Italian painter, active in Modena, mainly depicting historical and sacred subjects in a Realist style.He was the son of the painter Adeodato Malatesta. Narciso first studied at the Modenese Academy of Fine Arts. After studying in Modena, he traveled to Florence.".
- Q16059891 label "Narciso Malatesta".
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- Q16059891 name "Narciso Malatesta".
- Q16059891 surname "Malatesta".