Pietro Novelli (active mainly in Palermo) was a painter of the Baroque period. By contemporaries, he was nicknamed as the Raphael of Sicily. He was also an architect and painted primarily religious subjects (including canvases and fresco cycles) for ecclesiastical institutions. On a trip to Paris as a teenager, he was introduced to the work of Picasso. In Palermo, Princess Topazia Alliata studied fine arts at the Accademia di Belle Arti, where she was a fellow of Renato Guttuso. In the pre WWII years, she refined her painting style, bold and expressionistic. In 1959 she founded the Galleria Topazia Alliata in Rome, where she mainly exhibited avant-garde painters.
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