Edoardo Navone
Italian painter (1844–1912)
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Biography
He was a resident of Rome, where he studied at the Academy of Fine Arts, and opened a studio at the Passeggiata di Ripetta. He worked principally in watercolor, and painted laborers and animals in the Roman countryside. Among his works: Buttero; Costumi del Lazio; Ciociara. At the 1883 Mostra Nazionale of Rome and the 1884 Mostra at Turin, he exhibited Al passeggio and La zingara.[1] On 28 September 1887, his works were displayed at an exhibition in Dresden, along with those of Gustavo Simoni and Francesco Coleman.[2] His work Interessante notizia was displayed in 1888 by the Royal Academy of Arts in London.[3]
