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Stefano Novo Cavarzere, 1862 - 1927) Interiors of the Udine Cathedral Oil on canvas cm 100 x 66 STEFANO NOVO Born in Cavarzere in 1862, he studied at the Academy of Venice, a pupil of Pompeo Molmenti. A quick, easy, and correct executor of genre paintings, he established himself very young with "Cuore di popolana" (Commoner's Heart), exhibited in Turin in 1884; then in the same year, he presented "Un campo a Venezia" (A Field in Venice) at the Promotrice in Florence; and in 1866, "Testa di vecchio" (Head of an Old Man); also in 1886, in Livorno, "L'approdo dei pescatori" (The Fishermen's Landing) and "In chiesa" (In Church); in Venice, in 1887: "L'ora del pranzo" (Lunchtime); "Dal fruttivendolo" (From the Greengrocer) and "La xe sana" (She is Healthy); in 1888, in Edinburgh, "Venditrice di arance" (Orange Seller), and in Bologna, "Il frutto proibito" (The Forbidden Fruit); in Chicago, in 1893: "Fruttivendola" (Female Greengrocer); "Il più cattivo di tutti" (The Worst of All) and "Venditrice di limoni" (Lemon Seller); again in Venice, in 1897, at the 2nd International Exhibition, "Primavera a Venezia" (Spring in Venice); in 1900, in Milan, "La colazione" (Breakfast); in 1902, in Turin, "Il vino" (Wine); in Saint-Louis, "La prima comunione" (First Communion). He also exhibited in Glasgow, and his works include frescoes in the churches of Casale Scodovia and Altura, in the province of Padua. From A. M. Comanducci "I pittori italiani dell'ottocento" (The Italian Painters of the Nineteenth Century) Critical and Documentary Dictionary, Libreria Malavasi editions.