Ippolito Caffi

1809–1866 · Kingdom of Italy

Ippolito Caffi (16 October 1809 – 20 July 1866) was an Italian painter of architectural subjects and seascapes or urban vedute. Wikipedia

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Works

“Carnival in Rome, the Feast of Moccoletti”, 1866
“The Roman Forum”, 1866
“View of Rome from the Pincio” — Ca' Rezzonico
“Rome, the Via Appia at dawn”, 1866
“The Colosseum lit with Bengalian Fire”, 1856
“Self portrait”, 1840 — Pinacoteca Querini Stampalia
“Nice night view”, 1852 — Ca' Rezzonico
“Florence, A View of the Piazza della Signoria with the Loggia dei Lanzi at Left”
“Arrival of Vittorio Emanuele in Naples Nov 7, 1860”, 1860
“Nice. View of the Beach seen from Quai du Midi”, 1852
“Blessing of Pius IX from the Quirinale at night”, 1848 — Museo di Roma
“La Girandola, Rome”
“S. Mark's place in Venice at Moonlight”
“Nocturnal Celebrations in Via Eugenia at Venice”, 1841 — Revoltella Museum
“Bombardment of Marghera made by the Austrian Army on the Night of May 24, 1849”, 1849 — Galleria Internazionale d'Arte Moderna
“Eclips of the Sun in Venice in July 8, 1842”, 1842
“Bay of Genoa”, 1855
“The Grand Canal towards Ca' Pesaro”, 1866 — Ca' Rezzonico
“Venice, the Doge’s Palace and the Molo”, 1835
“Venice, Festival on Via Eugenia (today Via Garibaldi) at Night”, 1866