Quo Fuit places 6 dated presences for Giovanni Segantini across 5 places, from 1864 to 1899.
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Giovanni Segantini (15 January 1858 – 28 September 1899) was an Austrian then stateless painter known for his large pastoral landscapes of the Alps.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Giovanni Segantini was documented, and when
1864year
Trentinoattested“Except for a six-month period in 1864 when Agostino returned to Trentino, Segantini spent his early years with his mother, who experienced severe depression due to the death of Lodovico.”source: Wikipedia: Giovanni Segantini
1873year
Trentinoattested“In 1873, Segantini's half-brother Napoleon claimed him from the reformatory, and for the next year Segantini lived with Napoleon in Trentino.”source: Wikipedia: Giovanni Segantini
1886year
Savogninattested“In 1886, Segantini sought a less expensive place to live and, attracted by the beautiful mountain scenery, he moved his family to Savognin, Graubünden.”source: Wikipedia: Giovanni Segantini
1896year
Munichattested“He continued to gain fame when a whole room was devoted to his work in the Munich Secession in 1896.”source: Wikipedia: Giovanni Segantini
1899year
Brusselsattested“In 1899 an entire room is devoted to Segantini's work at the annual exhibition of the Societe des Beaux-Arts in Brussels.”source: Wikipedia: Giovanni Segantini
28 September 1899exact date
Pontresinaattested“* Alberto Segantini (1883–1904) * Mario Segantini (1885–1916), * Bianca Segantini (1886–1980), an author Segantini died on 28 September 1899 in Pontresina, Switzerland aged 41.”source: Wikipedia: Giovanni Segantini
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1865year
Milanmentioned“Irene hoped to better her life by moving to Milan, and in late 1865 she submitted an application to relinquish Austrian citizenship for both her brother and her.”source: Wikipedia: Giovanni Segantini
1880year
Pusianomentioned“Once he wrote, "Take these unsightly flowers, these violets, as a symbol of my great love, When a spring comes in which I fail to send you such violets, you will no longer find me among the living." In 1880, he and Bice moved to Pusiano…”source: Wikipedia: Giovanni Segantini
1883year
Internationale Koloniale en Uitvoerhandel Tentoonstellingmentioned“Moritz), which took a gold medal at the 1883 World's Fair in Amsterdam.”source: Wikipedia: Giovanni Segantini
1883year
Amsterdammentioned“Moritz), which took a gold medal at the 1883 World's Fair in Amsterdam.”source: Wikipedia: Giovanni Segantini
1890year
Brusselsmentioned“At the 1890 Salon des XX in Brussels, Segantini was given an entire exhibition room, an honor awarded such greats as Cézanne, Gauguin and Van Gogh.”source: Wikipedia: Giovanni Segantini
1894year
Milanmentioned“Segantini continued to gain recognition in Italy, and in 1894 the Castello Sforzesco in Milan put on a retrospective of ninety of his works.”source: Wikipedia: Giovanni Segantini
1894year
Italymentioned“Segantini continued to gain recognition in Italy, and in 1894 the Castello Sforzesco in Milan put on a retrospective of ninety of his works.”source: Wikipedia: Giovanni Segantini
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