Ferdinando Bonsignore [SEP] place of death
Ferdinando Bonsignore
Ferdinando Bonsignore (10 June 1760 in Turin – 27 June 1843 in Turin) was an Italian architect and designer. 
He was a student of the "Accademia di Pittura e Scultura di Torino" in 1782, and from 1783-1798 he was given a scholarship to Rome by the King of Sardinia. In Rome he worked with Nicola Giansimoni, a neoclassic architect. In 1798, he returned to Turin and was nominated architect and designer to the court. He became professor of architecture in the "Ecole
Giuseppe Cuccotti
- 1943: Piero Pieracci
- 1944: "not held"
- 1945: Guido Cavaler
- 1946: Fulvio Pellarini
- 1947: Antonio Casarotti
- 1948: Ferdinando Sormani
- 1949: Enrico Tosi
- 1950: Ferdinando Simi
- 1951: Ferdinando Sormani
- 1952: Adriano Bertacca
- 1953: Alberto Guzzi
- 1954: Stefano Bonsignore
- 1955: Antonio Trogu
- 1956: Ennio Evangelio
- 1957: Pierluigi Gatti
- 1958: Enzo Cavalli