#virgilio tojetti

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Bath time, 1897 Virgilio Tojetti

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Bath Time by Virgilio Tojetti (1897)

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Bath (after Tojetti), James Usill, 2024

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Bath Time by Virgilio Tojetti (1897)

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Bath Time, Virgilio Tojetti, 1897

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Virgilio Tojetti (1851-1901)

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Bath Time by Virgilio Tojetti (1897)

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Bath time ( Virgilio Tojetti, 1897)

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Regálame un baile lento,

donde la lluvia silencie los jadeos de una noche mística de amor.

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Bath time, 1897

Virgilio Tojetti

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Virgilio Tojetti 

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Bath Time, by Virgilio Tojetti, 1897

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Art Nouveau Portrait of a Lady, Signed ‘’Tajetti,’’ framed in Kansas City by Emery, Bird, Thayer, ca. 1895.

Subject: ‘’Cindy.’’

About the artist: "Virgilio Tojetti (1851 - 1901) was active/lived in New York, California. Virgilio Tojetti is known for Genre, landscape, mural. Painter, muralist. Born in Rome, Italy on March 15, 1849, the son of Domenico Tojetti. Virgilio was a pupil of his father and later studied in Paris with Gérome and Bouguereau." "Painter, muralist. Born in Rome, Italy on March 15, 1849, the son of Domenico Tojetti. Virgilio was a pupil of his father and later studied in Paris with Gérome and Bouguereau. He was a resident of San Francisco from 1871 until about 1883 when he moved to NYC where he painted murals in the Savoy Hotel, Hoffman House and others. He became popular in the East as a painter of genre scenes and frescoes. Tojetti died in NYC on March 26, 1901."

About the framer Emery, Bird, Thayer: Kansas City store that originated in the 1860s under an earlier name to outfit explorers on the Oregon Trail. "The store assumed its final name in the 1890s from the investors W. E. Emery, Joseph Taylor Bird. Sr. and William B. Thayer. In the 1890s it opened a new building occupying a full block along East 11th Street from Walnut to Grand, designed by the architectural firm of Van Brunt & Howe. It soon became the prime attraction on the city's main retail thoroughfare, popularly known as "Petticoat Lane," and became famed for its Tea Room." It was registered on the National Register of Historic Places but demolished in the 1970s.

Portrait framed in Kansas City, we speculated whether it was painted on some trip East in New York. Portrait appears to be watercolor and goache on paper with ornate gold leaf wooden frame. [x] 

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Bath Time by Virgilio Tojetti (1897)

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Virgilio Tojetti    The Masquerade