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Roberto Ferruzzi

1853 to 1934 5 documented presences 5 places

Quo Fuit places 5 dated presences for Roberto Ferruzzi across 5 places, from 1853 to 1934. Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.

Roberto Ferruzzi (16 December 1853 – 16 February 1934) was a Dalmatian Italian artist.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Roberto Ferruzzi was documented, and when

1853year
Sebenicoattested “Roberto Ferruzzi was born in Sebenico in Dalmatia (now Šibenik, Croatia) in 1853 to Italian parents.” source: Wikipedia: Roberto Ferruzzi
1853year
Dalmatiaattested “Roberto Ferruzzi was born in Sebenico in Dalmatia (now Šibenik, Croatia) in 1853 to Italian parents.” source: Wikipedia: Roberto Ferruzzi
1883year
Turinattested “Ferruzzi exhibited his work for the first time in 1883 in Turin, consisting mostly of figure paintings.” source: Wikipedia: Roberto Ferruzzi
1897year
Luviglianoattested “Afterwards, he moved to Luvigliano, a frazione of Torreglia, where he painted Madonnina in 1897.” source: Wikipedia: Roberto Ferruzzi
16 February 1934exact date
Veniceattested “Ferruzzi died on 16 February 1934 in Venice and was buried in the small cemetery of Luvigliano in his family's plot, near his wife Ester Sorgato and his daughter Mariska.” source: Wikipedia: Roberto Ferruzzi

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Places Roberto Ferruzzi is documented in

Turin1 presence · 1883Venice1 presence · 1934
Dalmatia1 presence · 1853
Luvigliano1 presence · 1897
Sebenico1 presence · 1853

Other places tied to Roberto Ferruzzi in the record

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Venicementioned “In 1868, he returned to Venice to enroll in the .” source: Wikipedia: Roberto Ferruzzi
1887year
Venicementioned “In 1887, he exhibited a canvas in Venice titled La prima penitenza, a genre painting of a boy praying a rosary in penance for bad behavior whilst his grandmother looks on amused.” source: Wikipedia: Roberto Ferruzzi
1891 to 1892period
Palermomentioned “In 1891–1892 at the Palermo exposition, his genre painting Hush!” source: Wikipedia: Roberto Ferruzzi
1897year
Venicementioned “In 1897, he exhibited the Madonnina and Toward the Light in Venice.” source: Wikipedia: Roberto Ferruzzi

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