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Kingdom of Italy · June 21, 1827 – March 21, 1902Wikidata

Vincenzo Cabianca

Italian painter (1827–1902)

Born in Verona. Died in Rome.

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A life in paintings

Born 182730 dated paintingsDied 1902

32 works

  • Strada a Palestrina
    Strada a Palestrina
    Vincenzo Cabianca
    19th century · Galleria d'arte moderna
  • Grape harvest in Tuscany
    Grape harvest in Tuscany
    Vincenzo Cabianca
    1854
  • Waiting for the return from the fishing
    Waiting for the return from the fishing
    Vincenzo Cabianca
    1855 · private collection
  • The abandoned woman
    The abandoned woman
    Vincenzo Cabianca
    1858
  • Pia de Tolomei locked at the castle in Maremma
    Pia de Tolomei locked at the castle in Maremma
    Vincenzo Cabianca
    c. 1858
  • Tuscan storytellers during the 14th century
    Tuscan storytellers during the 14th century
    Vincenzo Cabianca
    1860 · Galleria d'arte moderna
  • Lungomare
    Lungomare
    Vincenzo Cabianca
    1860
  • Avanzi della chiesa di San Pietro a Portovenere
    Avanzi della chiesa di San Pietro a Portovenere
    Vincenzo Cabianca
    1860
  • The Secrets of the Cloister
    The Secrets of the Cloister
    Vincenzo Cabianca
    1861
  • Contadina a Montemurlo
    Contadina a Montemurlo
    Vincenzo Cabianca
    c. 1861 · Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Moderna e Contemporanea di Roma
  • Le monachine
    Le monachine
    Vincenzo Cabianca
    1861 · Istituto Matteucci
  • Marmi a Carrara Marina
    Marmi a Carrara Marina
    Vincenzo Cabianca
    1861
  • Return from the fields
    Return from the fields
    Vincenzo Cabianca
    1862 · Livorno
  • Canale della Maremma toscana
    Canale della Maremma toscana
    Vincenzo Cabianca
    1862
  • Castiglion Fiorentino
    Castiglion Fiorentino
    Vincenzo Cabianca
    c. 1862 · Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Moderna e Contemporanea di Roma
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