Painting by Carlo Cherubini 20th century

Subject: female nude support: oil on canvas frame dimensions: 72 X 58 cm painting dimensions: 62 X 46 cm condition: good general condition see photos period: 20th century carlo cherubini (ancona, 1897 – venice, 1978) was an italian painter. Carlo cherubini was born in ancona on july 27, 1897 to giuseppe cherubini, also a painter, who died in 1960, of whom he painted some portraits, and adelia ceroni. He was the eldest of four brothers. He moved with his family to venice while still a child and lived in campo santo stefano, on the ground floor of palazzo pisani. He attended classical secondary school and, as a student, made an important trip to germany. From his marriage to marie rose catalan, french, he had two children, claudia in 1933 and giancarlo in 1943. A renowned painter, he participated in venice (the city where he had settled with his entire family) first in the eighth collective exhibition of ca' pesaro (1913) then the following year in the biennale, presenting the work "pensive enfant" (he was the youngest artist to exhibit). He then participated in three other editions of the venice biennale in 1922, 1924 and 1926. He was in paris in 1927, where he decorated the lido des champs elysées. In 1929, one of his personal exhibitions was organized at the galerie de la renaissance in paris. In 1930, he received numerous medals.