Bartolomeo Giuliano
( Susa 1825 - Milano 1909 )
He was a
student of C. Felice Biscarra and Carlo Arienti at the Academy
of Turin. He started with historical subjects, dealt with a
Romantic taste, but after he took on the new trends, and the
Verism and his painting acquired solidity. He was for some time
also in Florence and in Rome. In 1857 he was appointed assistant
of Enrico Gamba at the Academy of Turin; in 1861 he moved to
Milan, where he was assistant of Raffaele Casnedi at Brera. He
taught until 1885. In his last years he devoted to portraits
and to landscapes, especially to marine ones, that are maybe his
best works. He was also a “litografo”. His works are also at the
Galleria d' Arte Moderna in Milan and in Turin and at
Pinacoteca di Brera.
Works:
Paintings
( Translate by Irene De Angelis Curtis )