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Kingdom of Italy · January 17, 1840 – November 13, 1908Wikidata

Lorenzo Delleani

Italian painter (1840-1908)

Born in Pollone. Died in Turin.

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A life in paintings

Born 184013 dated paintingsDied 1908

13 works

  • Christopher Columbus returning from the discovery of America
    Christopher Columbus returning from the discovery of America
    Lorenzo Delleani
    1863 · Galleria d'arte moderna of Genoa
  • Painting of the galleries by Lorenzo Delleani.
    Painting of the galleries by Lorenzo Delleani.
    Lorenzo Delleani
    1881 · Museo Egizio
  • Children's games or Ring a Ring o' Roses
    Children's games or Ring a Ring o' Roses
    Lorenzo Delleani
    October 7, 1885
  • The tumble
    The tumble
    Lorenzo Delleani
    October 8, 1885
  • Countryside at the Approach of Winter
    Countryside at the Approach of Winter
    Lorenzo Delleani
    1892 · Gallerie d'Italia – Milano
  • Pilgrimage to Oropa
    Pilgrimage to Oropa
    Lorenzo Delleani
    1895 · Palazzo Mazzetti
  • Young peasant girl with sickle
    Young peasant girl with sickle
    Lorenzo Delleani
    August 6, 1895 · private collection
  • In prayer
    In prayer
    Lorenzo Delleani
    August 15, 1895 · private collection
  • Leftovers of the Avalanche
    Leftovers of the Avalanche
    Lorenzo Delleani
    1899
  • Around Turin
    Around Turin
    Lorenzo Delleani
    November 17, 1901 · National Museum of Fine Arts, Argentina
  • Among the billows
    Among the billows
    Lorenzo Delleani
    20th century
  • Golden Autumn
    Golden Autumn
    Lorenzo Delleani
    1903 · Gallerie d'Italia – Milano
  • Autunno dorato (Tramonto a novembre)
    Autunno dorato (Tramonto a novembre)
    Lorenzo Delleani
    1904 · Gallerie d'Italia – Milano
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