Luigi Giorgio Baldero was born in 1842 Italy in the mid-19th century. From childhood, he developed the ability to paint, decided to study art education, and in 1860 he started studying at the Roman Academy of Arts. After all, academies create genre works, depicting romantic rural species native to Italy with elaborate paradigms, as well as work on historical themes. In 1870 Baldero decided to continue his art education and relocated to France and attended the Paris Academy of Arts. After graduating from the Academy of Fine Arts, Luigi Giorgio undertook to create his own colorful works of the forgotten genres of bamboo and bodega. He is known primarily for genre figure and tavern scene paintings focusing on the Musketeers.

Medium: Canvas

Materials: Oil

Dimensions: 35 inches x 42 inches

Frame: Included

Condition: Excellent

Signature: Signed

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