Elisa Maria Boglino

The father was Legationssekr. Alberto Maioli.^[6]

Boglino grew up with her divorced mother. Boglino married, and settled in Palermo in 1927.^[7][8]

According to a colleague from the years in Sicily Lia Pasqualina Noto (it) during the thirties it seems that Boglino had moved to Rome until her death.^[9]

Boglino studied from 1923 to 1926 at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts under Sigurd Wandel^[8][10]

One painting was purchased by Modern Art Gallery Sant'Anna (Palermo)

Her husband was Giovanni Boglino (born 1898 in Palermo).

The family home during World War II was a vineyard in the mountains south of Cefalu on the northern cost of Sicily.^[11]

• 1926–27, 1929: Charlottenborg in Copenhagen
• 1930: Venice Biennale (sala 34 and 37, catalogue p. 127 and 136)
• 1930: Exhibitions at Mostre del Sindacato di Belle Arti [Syndicate of fine art] in Palermo, Catania and Florence
• 1932: Third Exhibition of The Sicilian Fascist Syndicate(wins prize Podesta di Palermo)^[12]
• 1932: Galleria di Roma (personal, curated by Pietro Maria Bardi)^[13][14]
• 1932: Galleria del Milione, Milan (personal^[13][15]
• 1932: Wolfgang Gurlitt Galleri, Berlin(personal)^[16]
• 1933-34: Venice Biennale (sala 48, cat. p. 190)^[17]
• 1933: Fourth Regional Exhibition of the Art Syndicate in Catania
• 1933: Gallery Christian Larsen in Copenhagen
• 1949: Bach's Kunsthandel in Copenhagen and at Jugels Kunst in Århus (Personal)
• 1954: Gallery "Vetrina of Chiurazzi" in Rome
• 1954: IV Exhibition of Painting in May in Bari
• 1956: VIII Exhibition og Painting C.I.M (wins prize of Roberto Merli)
• 1956: Venice Biennnale (sala 28, cat. p. 118)^[18]
• 1958: Gallery del Vantaggio, Rome (Personal)^[19]
• 1958: Premio di Pittura Valle Roveto (wins prize of Zahrtmann)
• 1958: Biennale of holy art, Grosseto
• 1959: Maggio Pittura Romana (Painting in May Rome) (wins prize of Rome)
• 1960: Exhibition Augustinian of holy art, Rome
• 1963: Gallery del Vantaggio, Roma (personal)

Grønningen, in Copenhagen (invitated)

• 1976: Exhibition of holy art, Viterbo
• 1979: Gallery Hågen Muller, Copenhagen (personal)
• 1996: Art of Sicily in the Thirties, Trenta and Marsala
• 2001: The Church S. Maria in Montesanto, The Artists' Fair, Rome

Posthumous exhibitions:

• 2002: "In the Shadow"-Female art from the eighteenth and nineteenth century".Nell'Ombra – L’arte al femminile tra Ottocento e Novecento.^[20] (Gallery of modern art in Palermo – GAM)
• 2003-2004 (Minsk, Mosca, Barcellona, Palermo): Novecento Siciliano.^[21][22]"Sicilian nineteenth"
• 2006:"The Wounds of being" . Solitude and meditation among Sicilian women in the thirties. Le ferite dell’essere: Solitudine e meditazione nelle siciliane degli anni ‘30, a cura di Anna Maria Ruta, Spazi Espositivi Chiaramontani, Agrigento.
• 2007: "Female avant-gardes in Italy and Russia", Avantguardie femminili in Italia e Russia, a cura di Renato Miracco, Galleria Regionale Pallazzo Bellomo, Palermo.^[23]
• 2012: "Womenart",100 years of female art in Sicily 1850-1950", Artedonna, Cento anni d’arte femminile in Sicilia 1850–1950,^[24][25] a cura di Anna Maria Ruta, presso il Reale Albergo delle Povere, Palermo.
• 2014: "Sicilian Artists, from Pirandello to Judice", Artisti di Sicilia, da Pirandello a Judice, a cura di Vittorio Sgarbi, presso l’ex Stabilimento Florio, Favignana, Catania.^[26]
• 2016-2017: "Topazia Alliata. A life in the sign of art", Topazia Alliata. Una vita nel segno dell’Arte, a cura di Anna Maria Ruta, presso Palazzo S. Elia, Palermo.^[27]
• 2020-2021: "Sicilian Artists", Artisti di Sicilia, a cura di Vittorio Sgarbi, presso Convitto delle Arti, Noto.^[28]
• 2024: Personal in Pescara:"Elisa Maria Boglino-da Copenaghen a Roma-tra due Patrie nella Pittura-Between two homelands in painting" curated by Marco Nocca.^[29][30]

• "Donna e bimbo" / "Madre e Figlia" (Woman and Child) - [permanent collection] at Modern Art Gallery Sant'Anna (in Palermo).^[31]
• "Figures" and "Horses" Civic Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art, Monreale, Sicily^[32]
• "Donne col Parapioggia": Museo valle Roveto Civita d'Antino
• "Le Alienate"( The Obsessed)^[33] At The Museo Mart, Museo di arte moderna e contemporanea di Trento e Rovereto^[2]
• "Donna Seduta" (Seated Woman") Collezione Antonio Pusateri, Agrigent
• "Emmaus" Basilica Santa Maria in Leuca
• "The good Samaritan", "Selfpotrait 1930", "Jesus heals the obsessed" and "Matilde" and 6 drawings, are owned and exhibited by the National Gallery of Denmark. ^[34] Selfportrait 1930 was bought by the museum in 2025

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  Triptycon. The Beheading of Sct. John the Baptist. Oil on canvas. Partial destroyed. ca.1927 (Artedonna p. 179)
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  The family home (Santa Anastasia), just south of Cefalu as it looked in 1940, Photo
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  Self-portrait. Oil on canvas, 1930. At the National Gallery of Denmark