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Giuseppina Quaglia Borghese (Turin 1764 – Turin, 17 January 1831) was an Italian painter and pastellist. Borghese lived in Turin and was the wife of Pietro Francesco Borghese. In a 1787 poem, conte praised her abilities in pastel, but suggested that she emulate and shift her focus to oil painting instead. Charles Felix of Savoy noted in a 1788 diary entry that she visited him to present him with a portrait of the princess of Piedmont. Five of her pastels, including portraits of Catherine II of Russia and and a depiction of Faith after Guido Reni, were exhibited in Turin in 1820; these may have been earlier works which she still had in her possession. Borghese was the mother of (1791-1856), who went on to exhibit artistic talent of her own.She died on 17 January 1831, 66 years old.

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  • Giuseppina Quaglia Borghese (Turin 1764 – Turin, 17 January 1831) was an Italian painter and pastellist. Borghese lived in Turin and was the wife of Pietro Francesco Borghese. In a 1787 poem, conte praised her abilities in pastel, but suggested that she emulate and shift her focus to oil painting instead. Charles Felix of Savoy noted in a 1788 diary entry that she visited him to present him with a portrait of the princess of Piedmont. Five of her pastels, including portraits of Catherine II of Russia and and a depiction of Faith after Guido Reni, were exhibited in Turin in 1820; these may have been earlier works which she still had in her possession. Borghese was the mother of (1791-1856), who went on to exhibit artistic talent of her own.She died on 17 January 1831, 66 years old. (en)
  • Giuseppina Quaglia Borghese (Torino, 1764 – Torino, 17 gennaio 1831) è stata una pittrice e pastellista italiana. Borghese viveva a Torino ed era la moglie di Pietro Francesco Borghese. In una poesia del 1787, il conte Felice Sammartino della Motta lodò le sue abilità con il pastello, ma le suggerì di emulare Louis Guttenbrunn e di spostare invece la sua attenzione sulla pittura a olio. Carlo Felice di Savoia annotò in un diario del 1788 che lei gli fece visita per fargli dono di un ritratto della principessa di Piemonte. Cinque dei suoi pastelli, compresi i ritratti di Caterina II di Russia e e una rappresentazione di Fede sulla scia di Guido Reni, furono esposti a Torino nel 1820; queste potrebbero essere state opere precedenti che aveva ancora in suo possesso. Borghese era la madre di (it)
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  • Giuseppina Quaglia Borghese (Turin 1764 – Turin, 17 January 1831) was an Italian painter and pastellist. Borghese lived in Turin and was the wife of Pietro Francesco Borghese. In a 1787 poem, conte praised her abilities in pastel, but suggested that she emulate and shift her focus to oil painting instead. Charles Felix of Savoy noted in a 1788 diary entry that she visited him to present him with a portrait of the princess of Piedmont. Five of her pastels, including portraits of Catherine II of Russia and and a depiction of Faith after Guido Reni, were exhibited in Turin in 1820; these may have been earlier works which she still had in her possession. Borghese was the mother of (1791-1856), who went on to exhibit artistic talent of her own.She died on 17 January 1831, 66 years old. (en)
  • Giuseppina Quaglia Borghese (Torino, 1764 – Torino, 17 gennaio 1831) è stata una pittrice e pastellista italiana. Borghese viveva a Torino ed era la moglie di Pietro Francesco Borghese. In una poesia del 1787, il conte Felice Sammartino della Motta lodò le sue abilità con il pastello, ma le suggerì di emulare Louis Guttenbrunn e di spostare invece la sua attenzione sulla pittura a olio. Carlo Felice di Savoia annotò in un diario del 1788 che lei gli fece visita per fargli dono di un ritratto della principessa di Piemonte. Cinque dei suoi pastelli, compresi i ritratti di Caterina II di Russia e e una rappresentazione di Fede sulla scia di Guido Reni, furono esposti a Torino nel 1820; queste potrebbero essere state opere precedenti che aveva ancora in suo possesso. Borghese era la madre di Ottavia Borghese Masino di Mombello (1791-1856), che in seguito avrebbe mostrato il proprio talento artistico. Morì il 17 gennaio 1831, all'età di 66 anni. (it)
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