Background
After his father died, he abandoned the study of the trade in pharmacy.
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Giuseppe Turchi
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He moved to Parma in 1790. He also traveled to Dresden, but returned to Parma in a project to reproduce the works of Correggio in the church of San Giovanni Evangelista. Here he met professor Francesco Malaspina.
He was known for his portraits, including those of: General Miller.
M. Vesteren, a British parliamentarian. Captain Dales of England.
Cadetto Potoski. General Demester of Turin.
The French Viceroy Eugène de Beauharnais. Madame Letizia; Paolina Borghese, Christopher Columbus.
And Pietro Perugino commissioned by Antonio Canova. George Washington; Benjamin Franklin.
Napoleon; Monument of the Margrave of Anspach.
Monument of Storer (English). And Lord Sasbourn.
