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Romualdo Locatelli (1905-1943) was an Italian painter known for his depictions of rural life in the Philippines. Born in Bergamo, Italy, Locatelli moved to the Philippines and became fascinated by the country's landscapes and people. His paintings often portray scenes of rice farming, market life, and everyday activities, capturing the beauty and simplicity of Filipino culture. Locatelli's works are characterized by their loose brushstrokes, warm colors, and Impressionistic style, reflecting his artistic sensibility and keen observation of his surroundings.
Born
April 4, 1905
Birth place
Bergamo, Italy
Died
c.February 24, 1943
Death place
Manila, Philippines
Tigah, the Balinese Goddess
Romualdo Locatelli
1940
Portrait of a nude
Romualdo Locatelli
1940
Portrait of a Girl
Romualdo Locatelli
1939
Along the shore (January 1939)
Romualdo Locatelli
1939
Kris dancers
Romualdo Locatelli
1939
Javanese dancer
Romualdo Locatelli
1939
Legong dancer
Romualdo Locatelli
1939
Barong dancer
Romualdo Locatelli
1939
Cutting the rice
Romualdo Locatelli
1939
Young Balinese Girl with Hibiscus
Romualdo Locatelli
1939
Plowing in Java
Romualdo Locatelli
1939
Portrait of a Young Girl
Romualdo Locatelli
1939
Gambuh dancer
Romualdo Locatelli
1939
Portrait of a young girl
Romualdo Locatelli
1939
Preparing for the cockfight
Romualdo Locatelli
1939