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1882
- 1940
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Born
in Venice in 1882 he inherits his father's blacksmith's workshop and in
1910, together with the architect Cesare Laurenti, he is awarded the patent
for the Òconnubio of iron and glass. He exhibits at the Biennale di Venezia
in 1914 and 1920. The glasswares of his compositions are executed by Artisti
Barovier's and by F.lli Toso's. In 1927 he exhibits at the Triennale di
Milano the blown wares executed by Pauly & C. Called to Rome in 1928 by
the minister for Public Works, the venetian Giuseppe Giurati, he abandons
glassmaking activities altogether.
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