Carlos A. Baglione was born on November 23, 1916 in Lucca (Toscana), Italy .

At age 14, he immigrated to Argentina with his family.

His first presentation was in 1941 to the “Salon Rojas”. At this time he had his first contact with Argentine masters at the free workshop directed by Fray Guillerrmo Buttler, at the Santo Domingo Convent. He then attends Vicente Puig's workshop for two years.

In 1951 he attends Master Hurruchua's workshop until 1953.

Three years later he visits Master Forte's workshop, who he accompanies until 1959. From here on all of his works are done in his own studios. It must be considered that since 1941 he exhibits in almost all of the national and provincial galleries.

• 1953. Municipal Gallery of Plastic Arts (Salón Municipal de Artes Plásticas) ( Morón)
  Honorable Mention – Work: Park Village (Barrio Parque)

• 1954 Group Exhibit Annual Gallery of MEEBA (Exposición Conjunta Salón Anual de MEEBA)
  Group Exhibit National Gallery
  Municipal Gallery of Plastic Arts
  Second Prize – Work: Flowers (Flores)

• 1955 Individual Exhibit Town Hall of Morón (Exposición Individual Municipalidad de Morón)
  Municipal Gallery of Plastic Arts
  Honorable Mention – Work: Dead Nature (Naturaleza Muerta)

• 1956 Group Exhibit Annual Gallery of Santa Fe (Exposición Conjunta Salón Anual de Santa Fe)
  Municipal Gallery of Plastic Arts
  Honorable Mention

• 1957 Individual Exhibit at MEEBA (Exposición Individual en MEEBA)
  Group Exhibit Art Gallery of La Plata
  Group Exhibit National Gallery
  Group Exhibit Gallery of Córdoba

• 1958 Fine Arts Stimulation Society of Ramos Mejía (Sociedad de Estímulos de Bellas Artes de Ramos Mejía)
  Third Prize – Work: The Mandolin (La Mandolina)

• 1961 Individual Exhibit Groussac Gallery (Exposición Individual Galería Groussac)

• 1963 Group Exhibit Argentine Hebrew Society (Exposición Conjunta Sociedad Hebraica Argentina)
  Individual Exhibit Van Riel Gallery

• 1968 Individual Exhibit Van Riel Gallery

• 1969 Collective Exhibit in Gutiérrez and Aguado, Córdoba

• 1970 Individual Exhibit Wildenstein Gallery
  Individual Exhibit Atica Gallery
  Group Exhibit Argentine Hebrew Society
  Group Exhibit Bank Supervielle – Ramos Mejía Agency

• 1971 Group Exhibit Model School of Castelar
  National Gallery of Paintings of Morón – Federation of School Administrations Award.
  Work: Trovadors (Trovadores)

• 1972 Individual Exhibit Wildestein Gallery

• 1973 Group Exhibit Trench Gallery (Bahía blanca)
  Group Exhxibit Model School of Castelar
  Fine Arts Provincial Museum Ramón Gómez Cornet.
  Work Donation: Nature with Fruit Bowl (Naturaleza con Frutera)

• 1977 Posthumous Exhibit General Sarmiento Art Center

• 1978 Individual Exhibit Van Riel Gallery