Telemaco Signorini

1835–1901 · Kingdom of Italy

Telemaco Signorini (August 18, 1835 – February 10, 1901) was an Italian artist who belonged to the group known as the Macchiaioli. Wikipedia

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Works

“The hall of the madwomen in the hospice of San Bonifacio”, 1865 — Ca' Pesaro
“The towpath”, 1864
“Penal colony at Portoferraio”, 1888 — Galleria d'arte moderna
“The morning grooming”, 1898
“Pastures at Castiglioncello”, 1861
“On the hills to Settignano”, 1885
“A street of Ravenna”, 1875
“Suburb of Porta Adriana in Ravenna”, 1876 — Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Moderna e Contemporanea di Roma
“The merchant of La Spezia (1859 version)”, 1859
“The Jewish quarter in Venice”, 1860
“Bath, Berkeley Place”, 1881
“The ghetto of Florence (II)”, 1892
“Children caught in their sleep”, 1896
“The comune of Arcola in Lunigiana”, 1884 — National Museum of Medieval and Modern Art, Arezzo
“Bapin de Lilela”, 1895
“The descendants of Leonardo”, 1874
“Arms forward. Entry of the French zouaves and the Tuscan artillery in Rubiera”, 1859 — Galleria d'arte moderna
“The oak at the Cascine”, 1862
“Via Calimala, Florence”, 1889
“A street of Florence, via del Fuoco (Old Market)”, 1881 — Pinacoteca metropolitana di Bari