Edoardo Gelli

Edoardo Gelli, also known as Eduardo Gelli or Odoardo Gelli (4 September 1851 in Savona – 30 May 1933 in Florence), was an Italian painter, mainly of genre costume portraits.^[1]

Biography

He trained in Florence under Antonio Ciseri. The contemporary American art collector James Jackson Jarves grouped him in with Francesco Vinea and Tito Conti, two other costume genre painters.^[2] At the Louisiana Purchase Exposition of 1904, he displayed The Lost Chord.^[3]

References

^ Gelli, Edoardo in AKL.
^ The New School of Italian Painting and Sculpture, by James Jackson Jarves, Harper's Monthly, Volume 60, Number 358; March 1880, page 487.
^ Notable paintings by Foreign Artists at the St. Louis Fair, The Perry Magazine, Volume 6, by Eugene Ashton Perry, page 471.

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[1] Gelli, Edoardo in AKL.

[2] The New School of Italian Painting and Sculpture, by James Jackson Jarves, Harper's Monthly, Volume 60, Number 358; March 1880, page 487.

[3] Notable paintings by Foreign Artists at the St. Louis Fair, The Perry Magazine, Volume 6, by Eugene Ashton Perry, page 471.

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