Education
He initially studied in Parma, graduating in 1871 with a diploma in the teaching of design.
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Salvatore Marchesi
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A roughly contemporary Salvatore Marchesi was a prominent Neapolitan Baritone. Later at Rome he was an assistant teacher in the Courses of descriptive Geometry at the University, where he then began to practice his art In 1873, he exhibited at the Artistic Exhibition at the Brera Academy, his painting depicting the Choir of the church of San Giovanni of Parma, awarded the Prince Umberto prize.
He exhibited at the Mostra Nazionale of Turin in 1884 a canvas titled Prime note acquired by the Museo Civico Revoltella of Trieste.
From 1881 to 1885 he was professor of the School of Art in Brescia. In 1885, he was also director
At the Mostra Artistica di Palermo, he exhibited I bibliofili. In coro; and Louisiana Zisa.
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He also won an award at the 1876 International Centennial Exhibition in Philadelphia, and that same year, he was nominated Honorary Associate of the Academy of Fine Arts of Parma. In 1886, he won by contest the appointment as a professor of Perspective in the Royal Institute of Fine Arts of Palermo, that year, he published an instruction guide to perspective drawing, titled: Principii fondamentali di prospettiva lineare esposti con nuovi metodi per facilitare all" artista la ricerca del vero.
