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Nicollo Cannicci

Nicollo Cannicci (1846 - 1906) was active/lived in Italy.  Nicollo Cannicci is known for Landscape and portrait painting.

Niccolò Cannicci was first introduced to painting by his father, painter Gaetano Cannicci. From 1862 to 1865 he studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Florence, under Pollastrini, occasionally attending Antonio Ciseri's nude drawing classes. After 1868, he went to live at his father's house in S. Gimignano due to health problems.  It was there that his personal style as a painter began to coalesce from his undeniable academic training in combination with his natural inclination towards observing nature.  Cannicci painted strictly from real life. The hills around Siena were his studio; he painted the countryside right out in the sunshine, with a delicate and moderate palette.

In 1875 he visited Paris with his best friend Francesco Gioli, along with Giovanni Fattori and Egisto Ferroni.  Niccolò was never really close to the Macchiaioli and only marginally a member of the group.  He stands out for a more personal and wide ranging quest.  In 1889 he was call   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 2156 characters.]  Artist bio

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