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Francesco Lojacono

Francesco Lojacono (1838 - 1915) was active/lived in Italy.  Francesco Lojacono is known for Landscape and seascape painting, teaching.

Francesco Lojacono was born in Sicily in 1838. He trained initially with his father Luigi and the history painter Salvatore Lo Forte (1809-1885).  In 1856 he moved to Naples to study under Nicola Palizzi (1820-1870), having been awarded a gold medal for a small landscape that he exhibited in Palermo.

At the outbreak of the revolution in 1860 Lojacono returned to Sicily and joined Garibaldi's Spedizione dei Mille (The Expedition of the Thousand), a corps of volunteers that assembled with the intention of conquering the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies ,which was under Bourbon rule. In 1862, he was one of the contingent that marched on Rome, but was arrested at the subsequent battle of Aspromonte. After his release he concentrated on painting the landscape around Agrigento, a city on the southern coast of the island and the capital of an area rich with mineral deposits.

The Prospectors, a painting,'may well depict local men in sea   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 1570 characters.]  Artist bio

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