Alberto Pasini

1826–1899 · Kingdom of Italy · Orientalism

Alberto Pasini (3 September 1826 – 15 December 1899) was an Italian painter. He is best known for depicting Orientalist subjects in a late-Romantic style. Wikipedia

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“A Mosque”, 1886 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“A Mosque”, 1872 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Circassian Cavalry Awaiting their Commanding Officer at the Door of a Byzantine Monument; Memory of the Orient”, 1880 — Art Institute of Chicago
“Alhambra sentry box”, 1883
“Horse market, Syria”, 1826–1899 — Art Gallery of New South Wales
“Courtyard in Constantinople”, 1868 — Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
“Bazaar entrance”, 1874
“Market in Constantinople”, 1868 — Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum
“Resting camels”, 1859 — Galleria d'arte moderna Ricci Oddi
“Arab Soldier Seated by a Doorway”, 1877 — National Gallery of Ireland
“An Eastern Scene”, 1888 — National Gallery of Ireland
“Turkish Soldiers” — Frugone Collection
“The Grimani Palace, Venice”, 1885 — Cooper Gallery
“The Bridge of the Apostles, Venice”, 1885 — Cooper Gallery
“A Moorish Market Place” — Touchstones Rochdale
“Landscape with Arab horsemen”
“The Day's Decline”, 1874 — Reading Public Museum
“An Arab Caravan”
“A Turkish Funeral”, 1860 — Stirling Smith Museum and Art Gallery
“A Cavalcade of Arabs”, 1869 — Manchester Art Gallery

Alberto Pasini

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