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Faustine Joli

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Faustine Joli (1814 - 1876) was active/lived in Italy.  Faustine Joli is known for Painting.

Faustino Joli (Brescia, 1814 – Brescia, 22 September 1876) was an Italian painter. He was the son of the painter Girolamo Joli (1780-1855) and studied with the painter Giovanni Renica (1808-1884). From this experience he drew great skill as a landscape designer and as a creator of interiors with animals. He participated with four works in the National Exhibition of Florence in 1861.

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.  There are 11 similar (related) artists for Faustine Joli available:    Edoardo Togni,  Arturo Verni,  Pietro Leidi,  Angelo Landi,  Boris Georgiev,  Giuseppe Biasi Da Teulada,  Piero Focardi,  Filippo Palizzi,  Lorenzo Delleani,  Carlo Brancaccio,  Vincenzo Irolli



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