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Carlo Labruzzo (born in Rome), was an Italian painter, mainly of landscapes.
In 1798, he was nominated professor at the Academy of Fine Arts of Perugia, and in 1812, he became director. He died in Perugia in December 1817. He was replaced by Tommaso Minardi. Among his pupils in Perugia are Silvestro Massari, Margherita Lazi, and Marianna Candidi Dionigi.
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Carlo Labruzzi Bridge near Cagli
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Carlo Labruzzi A Ruined Nymphaeum
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Carlo Labruzzi Grotto of Neptune at Tivoli
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Carlo Labruzzi Emissario of Lake Albano
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Carlo Labruzzi Clouds over Sea in Moonlight
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Carlo Labruzzi Arch of Titus
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Carlo Labruzzi A Fallen Tree
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