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Augusto Corelli

Augusto Corelli (1853 - 1910) was active/lived in Italy.  Augusto Corelli is known for Coastal and landscape painting; watercolor.

Augusto Corelli was born in Italy in 1853. Corelli received his training in Rome at the Accademia di San Luca and in Naples with Achille. From Rome he traveled to Lazio and Abruzzo to find themes and attractive motifs. In 1880 Corelli discovered the small, picturesque village of Anticoli Corrado on a ridge. Corelli was fascinated and delighted both by the place itself and by its residents, and was the first artist to set up a permanent studio there. His preference was for watercolor as a medium in which he excelled and received international awards and recognitions at exhibitions. In 1881 Augusto Corelli joined the "Società degli Acquerellisti" (Society of Watercolor Painters) and became one of its leading members.   ...  [Displaying 732 of 1347 characters.]  Artist bio

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