Luigi Pagano was an Italian painter, known for his colorful depictions of his native Campania.
In 1870 at Parma, he sent Una mattinata ad Amalfi, also exhibited the same year in Naples.
In 1881 to the Exhibition of Milan, he sent: Autunno paese; Col cader delle frondi è morto; Prato napoletano.
[1] A painter of the same name was born in 1963 in Scafati; studied in the Academy of Fine Arts of Naples from 1981 to 1985 and served as docent academic in anatomy from 1995 - 96.
Actually he is a docent at Fine Arts High School of Naples by continuing his career of painter with several exhibitions all over Italy and Europe.