Giuseppina Osenga

She was a resident of Parma. Among her works are: Veduta near Parma; Cascata del Montmorency, Canada, and Ponte d'Altaro, exhibited in 1870 at Parma.^[1][2] The name appears in the 1889 baptismal records of the Cathedral of Novara as the wife of Ennio Ortalli, and mother of Federico Guglielmo Maria Ortalli. There is a notice of someone with the same name living in Florence in 1931.^[3]