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Edoardo Guazzoni (Milan, 1869 – Milan, 1946) was a well-known Italian painter of the nineteenth-century school.
He had Eugenio Gignous and Achille Formis Befani as artistic mentors. His best-known works have landscapes and still lifes as their subjects. Read the full biography

Edoardo Guazzoni (Milan, 1869 – Milan, 1946) was a well-known Italian painter of the nineteenth-century school.
He had Eugenio Gignous and Achille Formis Befani as artistic mentors. His best-known works have landscapes and still lifes as their subjects. He held a solo show in Varese in 1938, and one at the Galleria Bolzani in Milan and at the Galleria Rotta in Genoa.
He has participated in numerous exhibitions of the Famiglia Artistica, the Permanente in Milan, and the Primo Premio Bergamo.
In 1938 he participated in the exhibition of the Society for Fine Arts and the Permanent Exhibition of Milan, exhibiting the painting "Autumn in Brianza".