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Casimiro Ottone (1856 - 1923) was a 19th century Lombard painter. His training took place at the Brera Academy in Milan, where he became a pupil of the painter Giuseppe Bertini.
He has created various historical frescoes for churches and palaces.
Ottone turns his attention as an artist to the figure as demonstrated by the thick sequence of intense female faces that recall late Scapigliati stylistic features.
An entire room in the Casimiro Ottone Civic Art Gallery in Vigevano is dedicated to him, in which around 60 of his paintings are exhibited. Read the full biography

Casimiro Ottone (1856 - 1923) was a 19th century Lombard painter. His training took place at the Brera Academy in Milan, where he became a pupil of the painter Giuseppe Bertini.
He has created various historical frescoes for churches and palaces.
Ottone turns his attention as an artist to the figure as demonstrated by the thick sequence of intense female faces that recall late Scapigliati stylistic features.
An entire room in the Casimiro Ottone Civic Art Gallery in Vigevano is dedicated to him, in which around 60 of his paintings are exhibited.