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Vittore Bocchetta
Vittore Bocchetta (born November 15, 1918 in Sassari, Sardinia) is an Italian sculptor, painter, and academic. Bocchetta was a member of the anti-fascist Italian resistance movement during World War II.
==Biography==
Vittore Bocchetta was born in Sassari to a military engineer. After his childhood in Sardinia, he moved with his family first to Bologna and then to Verona. Even if belonging to a family of artists,〔His paternal grandfather, Vincenzo Bocchetta, was a romantic painter in late 19th century.〕
his parents did not permit him to paint or draw because they were afraid that he might be distracted from his education.〔Jeffrey N. Mina, ''Foreword'' in: Vittore Bocchetta, ''Sinister'', New York, Vantage Press, 1990, pp. vii-xi. ISBN 0-533-08499-7.〕
After his father's early death in 1935, he went back to Sardinia with his family. He received a degree in classical humanities in Cagliari in 1938. Then, he returned to Verona and was admitted to the University of Florence, faculty of classical humanities and history of philosophy, where he graduated in 1944. He earned a living by teaching private lessons and as a professor of classical humanities at Ginnasio Maffei (1939) and Istituto alle Stimate (1942) in Verona.〔Vittore Bocchetta, ''Jene fünf verdammten Jahre. Aus Verona in die Konzentrationslager Flossenbürg und Hersbruck'', Lage (Germany), Verlag Hans Jacobs, 2002, pp. 197–200. ISBN 3-89918-118-2.〕
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