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Kingdom of Italy · December 22, 1863 – December 12, 1940Wikidata

Antonio Ferrigno

Italian painter (1863-1940)

Born in Maiori. Died in Salerno.

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A life in paintings

Born 186319 dated paintingsDied 1940

23 works

  • Multada quitandeira
    Multada quitandeira
    Antonio Ferrigno
    2nd millennium · Pinacoteca de São Paulo
  • Estação Barra Funda - São Paulo, SP
    Estação Barra Funda - São Paulo, SP
    Antonio Ferrigno
    2nd millennium
  • Polícia acampada em Caraguatatuba
    Polícia acampada em Caraguatatuba
    Antonio Ferrigno
    1893 · Museu de Arte Brasileira (São Paulo, Brazil)
  • Rua 25 de março
    Rua 25 de março
    Antonio Ferrigno
    1894 · Pinacoteca de São Paulo
  • Rua 25 de Março, SP
    Rua 25 de Março, SP
    Antonio Ferrigno
    c. 1894
  • Rua 25 de março
    Rua 25 de março
    Antonio Ferrigno
    1894 · Pinacoteca de São Paulo
  • São Paulo (Rio Tamanduateí)
    São Paulo (Rio Tamanduateí)
    Antonio Ferrigno
    c. 1894
  • Ladeira Porto Geral
    Ladeira Porto Geral
    Antonio Ferrigno
    c. 1894
  • Bullock cart on the road
    Bullock cart on the road
    Antonio Ferrigno
    c. 1895–1905
  • O Lavadouro
    O Lavadouro
    Antonio Ferrigno
    1903 · Museu Paulista collection
  • Café
    Café
    Antonio Ferrigno
    1903 · Museu Paulista collection
  • O Beneficiamento
    O Beneficiamento
    Antonio Ferrigno
    1903 · Museu Paulista collection
  • Flowering
    Flowering
    Antonio Ferrigno
    1903 · Museu Paulista collection
  • O Terreiro
    O Terreiro
    Antonio Ferrigno
    1903 · Museu Paulista collection
  • A colheita
    A colheita
    Antonio Ferrigno
    1903 · Museu Paulista collection
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