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... years—the process of integration can take much, much longer. 5 , The company is headed by Clelia Matania, daughter of Fortunino Matania, R. 1., and Mimo Billi, both distinguished players from the Italian theatre, as Momma and Poppa; Adrienne Corri as their ...
... years—the process of integration can take much, much longer. i JRBNPLG The company is headed by Clelia Matania, daughter of Fortunino Matania, R.I, and Mimo Billi, both distinguished players from the Italian theatre, as Momma and Poppa; Adrienne Corri as their ...
... etiquette of the day had prescribed twelve months of mourning after the death of Edward VII. The drawing is by Eduardo and Fortunino Matania. 1910-- THE FUNERAL OF KING EDWARD VII: The service was held in St. George's Chapel, at Windsor, on May 20. Drawn by ...
... Peace Sixty Years of News 1914 A HEROIC ACTION DURING THE RETREAT FROM MONS: The original water- colour painting by Fortunino Matania, which was reproduced in The Sphere of November 14, 1914, shows L Battery, Royal Horse Artillery, in action at Nery ...
... more famous names were added to the list of contributors. In 1905 Shorter obtained the exclusive services of the artist Fortunino Matania, who, happily, is still alive to-day. Discussing the black-and- white artists who worked for newspapers, the editor wrote ...
... nearly 18 years. His release was taken as indicating a new stage in the relations between Rome and Moscow. DEATH OF FORTUNINO MATANIA Chevalier Fertunino Matania, who died in London last week, was one of the most dis tinguished artists who worked for ...
... scenes in the First World War. Chevalier Fortunino Matania was born in Naples in 1881 and, according to his own account, was ed ucated in the studio of his father, an Art Professor. The drawing by Fortunino Matania is of the occasion in Guildhall, London ...
... £1375 has caused the doctor to have second thoughts Artist's will Readers who remember the magazine illustrations of Fortunino Matania his pictures of state occasions and his works exhibited annually at the Royal Academy will be interested to learn that ...
... caused the doctor to have second thoughts Artist's will Readers who remember the striking magazine illustrations of Fortunino Matania his pictures state occasions and his w-orks exhibited annually at the Royal Academy will be interested to learn that ...
... from her grandmother Clelia Della Valle of Naples who married Professor Chevalier Eduardo Matania Their son Chevalier Fortunino Matania the Academician is her father Though born in Naples 1881 and educated partly in France he has since early manhood lived ...
... from her grandmother Clelia Della Valle of Naples who married Professor Chevalier Eduardo Matania Their son Chevalier Fortunino Matania the Academician is her father Though born in Naples in 1881 and educated partly in France has since early manhood lived ...
... Charlton Heston Gardner in “55 Days at Peking” (u) ART EXHIBITION W 1 1 I f t Galleries Sonth Croydon: Two paintings by Fortunino Matania (“ Christ Entering Jerusalem” and “Sermon on the Mount”) rriHERE is something Cassandra-like about the timing of the ...