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Giovanni Segantini (15
January 1858 – 28
September 1899) was an
Italian painter known for his
large pastoral landscapes of the Alps. He was one of the...
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Segantini is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include:
Giovanni Segantini (1858–1899),
Italian painter Luca
Segantini,
executive director of...
- sculptor. His aunt,
Luigia Bugatti, was the wife of the
painter Giovanni Segantini. His
paternal grandfather,
Giovanni Luigi Bugatti, was an
architect and...
- Luxury, is an 1891 oil
painting on
canvas by the
artist Giovanni Segantini.
Giovanni Segantini was born in the
County of
Tyrol in the Austro-Hungarian Empire...
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Pablo Pic****o,
Giacomo Balla,
Umberto Boccioni,
Francesco Hayez,
Giovanni Segantini,
Giuseppe Pellizza da
Volpedo and
Antonio Canova,
among others. Works...
- Moritz. The
Segantini Museum:
dedicated to
Giovanni Segantini, a
painter that
lived the last five
years of his life in Engadine. The
Segantini Museum is...
- manufacturer. He was
given his
first name by his uncle,
painter Giovanni Segantini. His
father was an Art
Nouveau furniture and
jewelry designer who also...
- dots and stripes,
which had been
adopted from
Divisionism by
Giovanni Segantini and others. Later, Severini, who
lived in Paris,
attributed their backwardness...
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opposite yet
intertwined Apollonian and
Dionysian spirits.
Painter Giovanni Segantini was
fascinated by Thus
Spoke Zarathustra, and he drew an illustration...
- (Italian: Le
cattive madri) is an oil on
canvas painting by
Giovanni Segantini,
created in 1894, now in the Österreichische
Galerie Belvedere, in Vienna...
