US EditionCarlo Adolfo Schlatter: A Theosophical Painter in Florence
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Carlo Adolfo Schlatter: A Theosophical Painter in Florence
The artist devoted several years to “present the essence of Theosophy in a concise, simple but conclusive form.” by Massimo Introvigne A self-portrait of Carlo Adolfo Schlatter (1903, credits) and his house-museum in Florence. Among the Italian painters who were Theosophists, Carlo Adolfo Schlatter (1873–1958) was rediscovered only recently. Most archives of the Italian Theosophical Society were lost during the Fascist persecution. Thus, it is i…
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