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Giuseppe Graziosi (Savignano sul Panaro, January 25, 1879 - Florence, July 2, 1942) was an Italian sculptor, painter and graphic designer. His work was used as reference by many Modenese artists working throughout the first half of the twentieth century. Despite his long stays in Florence and Milan, Graziosi continued to actively participate in cultural events through his participation in local exhibitions and in the main artistic circles such as the and the in Modena.

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  • Giuseppe Graziosi (Savignano sul Panaro, January 25, 1879 - Florence, July 2, 1942) was an Italian sculptor, painter and graphic designer. His work was used as reference by many Modenese artists working throughout the first half of the twentieth century. Despite his long stays in Florence and Milan, Graziosi continued to actively participate in cultural events through his participation in local exhibitions and in the main artistic circles such as the and the in Modena. (en)
  • Giuseppe Graziosi (Savignano sul Panaro, 25 gennaio 1879 – Firenze, 2 luglio 1942) è stato uno scultore, pittore e grafico italiano. Firma di Giuseppe GraziosiBiglietto da visita di Giuseppe Graziosi, Modena, Museo Civico Artista versatile, la sua opera rappresenterà un punto di riferimento fondamentale per molti artisti modenesi operanti lungo tutta la prima metà del Novecento. Nonostante la permanenza a Firenze e a Milano, Graziosi non perderà mai i contatti con Modena, ove continua a partecipare attivamente alle vicende culturali attraverso la partecipazione alle rassegne espositive locali e ai principali cenacoli artistici quali l'Accademia del Fiasco e l'Associazione degli Artisti e della Stampa. (it)
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  • Giuseppe Graziosi, Il fiume Secchia , Il fiume Panaro , 1936, Modena, Gipsoteca "Giuseppe Graziosi" (en)
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  • Giuseppe Graziosi, La Fontana dei due Fiumi-Il fiume Secchia, 1937-1938.jpg (en)
  • Giuseppe Graziosi, La Fontana dei due Fiumi-Il fiume Panaro, 1937-1938.jpg (en)
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  • Giuseppe Graziosi (Savignano sul Panaro, January 25, 1879 - Florence, July 2, 1942) was an Italian sculptor, painter and graphic designer. His work was used as reference by many Modenese artists working throughout the first half of the twentieth century. Despite his long stays in Florence and Milan, Graziosi continued to actively participate in cultural events through his participation in local exhibitions and in the main artistic circles such as the and the in Modena. (en)
  • Giuseppe Graziosi (Savignano sul Panaro, 25 gennaio 1879 – Firenze, 2 luglio 1942) è stato uno scultore, pittore e grafico italiano. Firma di Giuseppe GraziosiBiglietto da visita di Giuseppe Graziosi, Modena, Museo Civico (it)
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  • Giuseppe Graziosi (it)
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