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Tagliabue Carlo Costantino (Bresso, 1880 - Milan, 1968) Carlo Costantino attended the School of Applied Arts of the Sforzesco Castle and practiced the profession of decorator, creating frescoes inside the Cathedral of Montecchio Maggiore, the Israelite Temple of Trieste and the Parish Church of Brescia roe deer. He dedicated himself mainly to easel painting, preferring nocturnal and full moon scenes, mountain landscapes, Lombard landscapes and storms. Read the full biography

Tagliabue Carlo Costantino (Bresso, 1880 - Milan, 1968) Carlo Costantino attended the School of Applied Arts of the Sforzesco Castle and practiced the profession of decorator, creating frescoes inside the Cathedral of Montecchio Maggiore, the Israelite Temple of Trieste and the Parish Church of Brescia roe deer. He dedicated himself mainly to easel painting, preferring nocturnal and full moon scenes, mountain landscapes, Lombard landscapes and storms. His paintings are marked by divisionist influences and were present in several personal exhibitions, in the Milanese rooms of the Permanent Society and the Brera National Exhibitions.