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   Antonio Ligabue (18 December 1899 – 27 May 1965; born Antonio Laccabue) was an Italian painter. He was one of the most important Naïve artists of the 20th century.

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   Antonio Ligabue (18 December 1899 – 27 May 1965; real name: Antonio Laccabue) was an Italian painter. He was one of the most important Naïve artists of the 20th century. He was born in Zürich, Switzerland on 18 December 1899, to Elisabetta Costa, a native from Cencenighe Agordino, and supposedly to Bonfiglio Laccabue (the true identity of the father is still unknown), native from Reggio ...

   • Nationality: Italian
   • Birth Date: December 18, 1899

   • Place Of Birth: Zurich, Switzerland
   • Death Date: May 27, 1965

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   Antonio Ligabue nacque a Zurigo, in Svizzera, il 18 dicembre 1899 da Maria Elisabetta Costa, originaria di Cencenighe Agordino (provincia di Belluno, Italia), e venne registrato all'anagrafe con il cognome della madre. Il 18 gennaio 1901 la madre si sposò con Bonfiglio Laccabue, che il 10 marzo successivo riconobbe il bambino dandogli il ...

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   To get to know Antonio Ligabue, a stop in Gualtieri is a must: here you can visit the Ligabue Museum set up in the rooms of Palazzo Bentivoglio or the Ligabue House-Museum, which is housed in a building where the artist lived for some time, at the Caleffi family, which still owns the building. Also active in Gualtieri is the Ligabue Archive Foundation, which owns a good number of the artist ...

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   Antonio Ligabue as a child Fondazione & Archivio Antonio Ligabue di Parma. While Toni is in the institute, Bonfiglio Laccabue is arrested, and then acquitted, on charges of killing his wife and three children. Antonio will remain convinced of his guilt. In 1917 Ligabue was hospitalized in a psychiatric clinic following a violent crisis.

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   Antonio Ligabue was an Italian painter. He was one of the most important Naïve artists of the 20th century.

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   Antonio Ligabue The Swiss Van GoghAnto. 2 April – 8 September 2019. Media preview: Monday, 1 April 2019, 11am. April 2019, 6.30pm Press ReleaseOne hundred years ago, in May 1919, Antonio Ligabue (1899–1965, originally named Anton Costa, and after his adoption Antonio Laccabue), who grew up in Eastern Switzerland, wa.

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    Who is Antonio Ligabue?

    • Antonio Ligabue (18 December 1899 – 27 May 1965; born Antonio Laccabue) was an Italian painter. He was one of the most important Naïve artists of the 20th century.

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    Where to see Antonio Ligabue?

    • To get to know Antonio Ligabue, a stop in Gualtieri is a must: here you can visit the Ligabue Museum set up in the rooms of Palazzo Bentivoglio or the Ligabue House-Museum, which is housed in a building where the artist lived for some time, at the Caleffi family, which still owns the building.

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    When did Ligabue die?

    • Guastalla dedicated him a major retrospective in 1963. By now ill, asked to be received in the Catholic Church and, shortly after being baptized and confirmed, Ligabue died in Gualtieri on 27 May 1965. In 1965, after his death, a retrospective of his work was held in the context of the Ninth Quadrennial of Rome.

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    Did Antonio Ligabue have Swiss citizenship?

    • However, Ligabue did not have Swiss citizenship, and although Switzerland was the country of his birth, Gualtieri remained his official hometown. Antonio Ligabue had nothing and no one in Italy. He grew up with Swiss German and did not speak Italian. As a foreigner in Switzerland, he came to Italy, a foreign country to him.

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    Why did Laccabue change his name to Ligabue?

    • In 1942 the painter changed his surname from Laccabue to Ligabue, presumably because of the hate towards his father, whom he considered guilty of the uxoricide of his mother. In September 1900 he was entrusted to the Swiss Johannes Valentin Göbel and Elise Hanselmann.

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    Where did Ligabue live?

    • In 1919, following the complaint by Hanselmann, Ligabue was expelled from Switzerland. From Chiasso he was moved to Gualtieri, in the province of Reggio Emilia, the hamlet of origin of the adoptive father but, not knowing a word of Italian, he tried to return to Switzerland. Ligabue lived with support from the City Hospice of beggars.

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