Certosa di Pavia
In 1823 he exhibited a canvas of "Blind Oedipus in Exile", followed in 1824 by a "Death of Raphael", which were sold to Russian patrons. He also worked in the restoration of paintings of the Certosa di Pavia. He made a portrait of Empress Maria Theresa. He painted various altarpieces. In 1827, he was appointed professor of figural elements at the Accademia Braidense, replacing Domenico Aspari; in the following year he made studies of "Last Supper" by da Vinci. He served as a judge in various committees evaluating industry.