Carlo Raimondi [SEP] place of death
Carlo Raimondi
Carlo Raimondi (December 24, 1809 in Bocche di Cattaro – January 5, 1883 in Parma) was an Italian engraver and painter, active mainly at Parma.
Biography.
Raimondi moved to Reggio Emilia as an infant, and lived there for 27 years. He studied in Reggio as a pupil of Prospero Minghetti, then studied with Giovanni della Rocca and finally Paolo Toschi at Parma (1822-1828). He became in 1848 a docent teaching engraving at the Brera Academy in Milan, until he
(Francesco da Codogno), a painter of the Franciscan Order. When Camuncoli died in 1831, Minghetti served, until his death, as director of the School of Fine Arts in Reggio Emilia. Among the students at the School while he was director were Alfonso and Gaetano Chierici; Carlo Zatti; Antonio Fontanesi, Domenico Pellisi (Pellizzi); Giuseppe Ugolini; Carlo Raimondi; Aleotti; Pio Canossini; Romualdo Belloli (engraver); and Del Rio (sculptor).