Luigi began his work in the city of Bologna. He studied with Antonio Giuseppe Basoli (1744-1843).
It was during this time that he developed an interest in architecture. He immersed himself in such learnings and attended numerous lectures. He soon began to draw and sketch Italian achitecture. In 1813 he won a prize for his art which led him to Rome where he continued to stimulate his artistic talents. Some of his most famous art depict the most revered ancient structures of Rome.
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Mirella -- So good to be back at your blog. Have you changed the decor a bit? Looks really nice.
- This particular post: What a wonderful topic, and what beautiful visuals. I know it's a great post when I start thinking, within seconds, of my next trip to the destination featured, in this case Rome. Really lovely; thanks for posting!
- And the feature before this, on Patti -- as on opera lover I devoured it right up.
Mille Grazie. :-)
XO
Michael
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