Roberto Carignani , Italian, 1894 to 1988, an oil on board painting depicting a street scene with a crowd of people near St. Peters Basilica. Signed by the artist lower left. Roberto Carignani was an Italian painter. He studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Naples, where he was a pupil of Cammarano, Edoardo Dalbono and Vincenzo Volpe. He exhibited his works in Rome for the first time, then in Naples, where he became an appreciated painter. He made his debut together with Luigi Crisconio and was considered one of the most promising artists of his generation. His artistic vein was encouraged by Neapolitan painters, such as Michele Cammarano, of whom some critics considered him an heir. He was a pupil of Edoardo Dalbono, Giuseppe De Sanctis and Vincenzo Volpe, artists linked to the school of Domenico Morelli. One of a kind artwork. European Modernist Paintings And Wall Decor Collectibles.