Quo Fuit places 3 dated presences for Angelica Kauffman across 3 places, from 1762 to 1807.
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Maria Anna Angelika Kauffmann (30 October 1741 – 5 November 1807), usually known in English as Angelica Kauffman, was a Swiss painter who had a successful career in London and Rome.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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June 1762month
Florenceattested“Kauffman and her family moved to Florence in June 1762, where the young artist first discovered the painting style that was coined Neoclassical painting.”source: Wikipedia: Angelica Kauffman
1771year
Irelandattested“She spent several months in Ireland in 1771, as a guest of the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, Viscount Townshend, and undertook a number of portrait commissions there.”source: Wikipedia: Angelica Kauffman
1807year
Romeattested“After this, she produced little, and in 1807 she died in Rome, being honoured with a splendid funeral under the direction of Canova.”source: Wikipedia: Angelica Kauffman
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1742 to 1752period
Morbegnomentioned“Her family moved to Morbegno in 1742, then to Como in Lombardy in 1752 at that time under Austrian rule.”source: Wikipedia: Angelica Kauffman
1742 to 1752period
Comomentioned“Her family moved to Morbegno in 1742, then to Como in Lombardy in 1752 at that time under Austrian rule.”source: Wikipedia: Angelica Kauffman
1742 to 1752period
Lombardymentioned“Her family moved to Morbegno in 1742, then to Como in Lombardy in 1752 at that time under Austrian rule.”source: Wikipedia: Angelica Kauffman
1757year
Schwarzenberg, Austriamentioned“In 1757, she accompanied her father to Schwarzenberg in Vorarlberg/Austria, where her father was working for the local bishop.”source: Wikipedia: Angelica Kauffman
1757year
Vorarlbergmentioned“In 1757, she accompanied her father to Schwarzenberg in Vorarlberg/Austria, where her father was working for the local bishop.”source: Wikipedia: Angelica Kauffman
January 1763month
Romementioned“Moving to Rome in January 1763, Kauffman was introduced to the British community.”source: Wikipedia: Angelica Kauffman
August 1764month
Romementioned“Writing from Rome in August 1764 to his friend Franke, Winckelmann refers to her popularity; she was then painting his picture, a half-length; of which she also made an etching.”source: Wikipedia: Angelica Kauffman
May 1765month
Accademia di San Lucamentioned“"She may be styled beautiful," he adds, "and in singing may vie with our best virtuosi." In May 1765, she was elected to the Accademia di San Luca, submitting Allegory of Hope as her reception piece.”source: Wikipedia: Angelica Kauffman
1766year
Londonmentioned“Her first work displayed in London was the portrait of David Garrick, exhibited the year before her arrival in June, 1766.”source: Wikipedia: Angelica Kauffman
1773year
Somerset Housementioned“In 1773, she was appointed by the Academy with others to decorate St Paul's Cathedral, a scheme that was never carried out, and, later, with Biagio Rebecca, painted the ceiling of the Academy's Council Room at Somerset House.”source: Wikipedia: Angelica Kauffman
1781year
Englandmentioned“In 1781, after her first husband's death (she had long been separated from him), she married Antonio Zucchi (1726–1795), a Venetian artist then resident in England.”source: Wikipedia: Angelica Kauffman
1795year
Englandmentioned“Giuseppe Marc'Antonio Baretti, known as Joseph in England, celebrated the series of paintings as "executed with all that grace, elegance and accuracy which distinguish the best productions of this Extraordinary lady." The Council Room, m…”source: Wikipedia: Angelica Kauffman
1797year
Royal Academymentioned“She continued at intervals to contribute to the Royal Academy in London, her last exhibit being in 1797.”source: Wikipedia: Angelica Kauffman
1797year
Londonmentioned“She continued at intervals to contribute to the Royal Academy in London, her last exhibit being in 1797.”source: Wikipedia: Angelica Kauffman
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