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Giuseppe Casciaro

Giuseppe Casciaro (1863 - 1941) was active/lived in France, Italy.  Giuseppe Casciaro is known for Pastel landscape drawings, views of Naples, teaching.

Born in the province of Lecce, Giuseppe Casciaro enjoyed a long and successful career of some sixty years. He was a pupil of Filippo Palizzi, Gioacchino Toma, Stanislao Lista and Domenico Morelli at the Accademia di Belle Arti in Naples, where he won numerous prizes.

Casciaro developed a particular proficiency for landscape drawings in pastel, although he also painted a handful of oil paintings.

He may have first been inspired to take up the medium of pastel in 1885, when a series of pastel drawings by the artist Francesco Paolo Michetti was shown in Naples. Two years later, in 1887, Casciaro exhibited a series of eleven pastel landscapes of his own, and he remained devoted to the medium throughout his career. Indeed, he may be regarded as one of the finest practitioners of the art of the pastel landscape working in Italy during this period.

Casciaro settled on the hillside quarter of Naples known as the Vomero, sharing a studio with the painter Attilio Pratella   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 2154 characters.]  Artist bio

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