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Giovanni Lomi

Giovanni Lomi (1889 - 1969) was active/lived in Italy.  Giovanni Lomi is known for Plein-air painting.

Left fatherless when he was only 6, Giovanni Lomi was entrusted to the care of a peasant family living in Ardenza, in the province of Livorno.  His love of nature and animals comes from his years in the country.  As a young man, he was forced to work to support himself, and despite his passion for drawing, was not able to attend art school. Still, he found time to draw wherever and whenever he could, always and constantly.

Since photographic techniques did not yet exist, Giovanni portrayed the departed beloved with a "fading away" effect, using the then-fashionable method of portraying a person who was absent. Because he'd never had an art teacher, he went to the studio of Adolfo Tommasi in the 1920s to get Tommasi's opinion of his drawings.  Tommasi was most encouraging towards him and urged him to continue drawing. In 1921, Lomi married Caterina de Nero, who had an only son named Federigo; in the same year Lomi's works were shown for the first time in Florence.   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 2365 characters.]  Artist bio

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Similar artists

.  There are 24 similar (related) artists for Giovanni Lomi available:    Francesco Gioli,  Giovanni Bartolena,  Cafiero Filippelli,  Gino Gini Romiti,  Mario Puccini,  Renato Natali,  Carlo Domenici,  Ludovico Tommasi,  Telemaco Signorini,  Silvestro Lega,  Cesare Ciani,  Ruggero Panerai,  Giuseppe (Beppi) Ciardi,  Adolfo Tommasi,  Luigi (Ulgi Liegi) Levi,  Luigi Gioli,  Giovanni March,  Camillo Innocenti,  Lorenzo Delleani,  Giuseppe Sacheri,  Giuseppe Palizzi,  Giuseppe Pennasilico,  Carlo Passigli,  Eugenio Cecconi