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Ugo Gheduzzi was born in Crespellano, in the province of Bologna, on 5 March 1853.
Trained at the Academy of Bologna, he showed an early interest in painting and decoration, under the aegis of his maternal grandfather Gaetano Lodi from Crevalcore.
At the age of twelve he entered the scenography laboratory of the Teatro Comunale of Bologna, and then continued his career in Turin, where he collaborated with Augusto Ferri to create the scenes for the Teatro Regio.
He dedicated himself mainly to landscape and genre painting, with a particular aesthetic sense and attention to detail. The enthusiasm for the Piedmontese school, known as "di Rivara", allowed him to significantly improve his techniques: by painting "en plein air", he achieved a particular essentiality of line, appreciable in his second artistic phase.
He has exhibited in Italy and abroad, obtaining success and awards on various occasions. Read the full biography

Ugo Gheduzzi was born in Crespellano, in the province of Bologna, on 5 March 1853.
Trained at the Academy of Bologna, he showed an early interest in painting and decoration, under the aegis of his maternal grandfather Gaetano Lodi from Crevalcore.
At the age of twelve he entered the scenography laboratory of the Teatro Comunale of Bologna, and then continued his career in Turin, where he collaborated with Augusto Ferri to create the scenes for the Teatro Regio.
He dedicated himself mainly to landscape and genre painting, with a particular aesthetic sense and attention to detail. The enthusiasm for the Piedmontese school, known as "di Rivara", allowed him to significantly improve his techniques: by painting "en plein air", he achieved a particular essentiality of line, appreciable in his second artistic phase.
He has exhibited in Italy and abroad, obtaining success and awards on various occasions. Some of his works were purchased by the Royal House for the Royal Palace of Turin and for the residences of Racconigi and Agliè.
In Turin, in 1880, he presented a painting entitled "On the road to Monteveglio"; in 1883, during an exhibition in Rome, he presented a beautiful painting depicting the surroundings of Belluno, and in 1884, in Turin, he exhibited a painting entitled "At the end of summer", much appreciated for its color and composition.
He died in Turin on 8 November 1925.