Mosè Bianchi [SEP] place of death
Mosè Bianchi
Mosè Bianchi (Monza, 1840–1904) was an Italian painter and printmaker.
Biography.
Bianchi's family moved from Monza to Milan and he enrolled at the Brera Academy. Having interrupted his studies to serve in the second war of independence, he returned to attend the school of painting directed by Giuseppe Bertini.
The award of a grant in 1867 enabled him to visit Venice and then Paris in 1869. He took part with some success at the Brera exhibitions and the Vienna Exhibition of 1873. It
where his skill was evident the professor Giuseppe Bertini. Other teachers were Eleuterio Pagliano and Mosè Bianchi. However, he was meticulous in producing works, dedicating himself to various esoteric studies. To the National Exposition of Milan he sent a large canvas, canvas, the largest of the exhibition, and it was: "Rizpah", the Niobe of the Bible, guardian of the bodies of his sons made to hang by King David.
Museo Vincenzo Vela.
After his death, Spartaco donated the house and works in