Vincenzo De Stefani (1859-1937) – Vita quotidiana

Vincenzo De Stefani (Verona, 1859 – Venice, 1937)
Provenance: private collection. Milan
exhibited at the s.giulia gallery
original gold leaf frame measures 120×78 with frame.
perfect state of preservation
Vincenzo De Stefani was born in Verona on March 6, 1859 to Stefano and Caterina Brizio. After completing his classical studies, he became a student of Napoleone Nani at the Cignaroli Academy and of Cesare Maccari in Rome (1883). After a stay in Capri, he returned to Verona (1886), married and settled in Torri del Benaco, on Lake Garda. In 1887, after achieving success at the National Exhibition of Venice, he moved to the lagoon city, where he taught ornamental painting at the Academy.