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Ferruccio Pizzanelli

Ferruccio Pizzanelli (1884 - 1950) was active/lived in Italy.  Ferruccio Pizzanelli is known for Easel and mural painting, wood carving, leather art.

Italian painter, fresco painter, leather artist and wood carver (1879 Pisa to 1950 Pisa), a pupil of the school of art of Lucca, studied at the Academy Florence Applied Arts at Giovanni Fattori, 1904 again in Pisa, devoted himself in the Art Nouveau period (1899 -1914) of the arts and crafts leather design, was awarded in 1906 for its leather design the 1st prize on the Sempioneausstellung in Milan, from 1906 director of "Italian society of leather design" in Milan, in consequence, the trade press became aware of the artist and celebrated his work, 1907, among others, Galileo Chini design of the "Sala del Sogno" at the VII. Biennale Venice, charged in 1908 with great success handicrafts exhibitions in Turin, Rome and Brussels, 1913-16 worked in Pisa, 1916-24 in Torre del Lago, then in Pisa resident charged in the further exhibitions in Viareggio, Florence, Naples, Venice, Turin, Livorno, Rome and Buenos Aires, source: Thieme-Becker, Vollmer, Bénézit and Internet.

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