Erulo Eroli
Erulo Eroli (August 31, 1854 – 1916) was an Italian painter. He was born in Rome. His initial studies were in the Ospizio di San Michele in Rome under professor Ceccarini. He was able to win awards from his Institute and the Ministry of public education for "Studio di un testa" and "Return to his family of a soldier wounded for his family". His painting of a "Bacchante" was awarded a silver medal at the Society of the Fine Arts in Rome. His works also include a candlelight painting titled "Un Coro di Fanciulli" and "Gloria in Excelsis Ave  Maria". The other painting by Eroli found in the Naval Academy of Livorno is titled "La Palestro a Lissa", which had been exhibited at the 1883 Exposition in Rome. The subject was an episode during an 1866 battle between the Italian and Austrian navies. Other works included "A tiger", "Cornelio Puio", and some portraits of "Cardinal Jacobini" and "il Suonatore Arabo".