Aquilino Ganna
Born in 1800.
Died in 1845.
Aquilino Ganna was a painter whose work is distinguished by portraits and sacred representations. He trained at the Accademia di Brera in Milan, an institution recognised for its artistic teaching. In his practice, Ganna explored various supports, including paper, wood, ivory and parchment, attesting to a versatility in his techniques.
The details of his career and influence remain partially obscure.