Landscape painted by Dino Migliorini (1907-2005)

Oil painting on canvas board depicting a view of houses, work by the painter Dino Migliorini (1907-2005). Dimensions: painting 35 X 25 cm, with frame 50 X 40 cm. February 17, 1907 – Dino Migliorini is born in San Donato in Collina, in the municipality of Rignano sull’Arno (province of Florence). 1924 – He moves to Florence and becomes a student of Garibaldo Cepparelli. 1927-1940 – He studies academic drawing and painting. At the same time, he engages in various professional activities, including being a clerk for the newspaper "Nuovo Giornale, " a ceramics decorator at Richard-Ginori, and a restorer for the Fine Arts. He mingles with painters Bacci, Soffici, and Rosai. 1931 – He presents his first exhibition at the "Lyceum" gallery in Florence. 1946 – The Modern Art Gallery of the Pitti Palace acquires two of his works. 1960 – He creates the portrait of Princess Maria Pia of Savoy. 1961 – He creates the portrait of Pope John XXIII. 1974 – He exhibits at the "Galerie Aziza" in London, England. 1974 and 1983 – "Osservatore Romano" dedicates two articles to him. 2003 – "Ratiopharm Italia" produces a monographic calendar dedicated to his painting. 2004 – He receives the silver medal from the Tuscany Region, "in recognition of his secular work for Florence and Tuscany, " during the presentation of his last exhibition at the Regional Council of Tuscany. February 18, 2005 – Dino Migliorini passes away in Contea, in the municipality of Rufina (province of Florence).