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Kingdom of Italy · October 19, 1882 – August 17, 1916Wikidata

Umberto Boccioni

Italian painter and sculptor (1882-1916)

Born in Reggio Calabria. Died in Verona.

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A life in paintings

Born 188264 dated paintingsDied 1916

68 works

13 without a public image, listed last

  • Landscape of Via Ripamonti of Milano
    Landscape of Via Ripamonti of Milano
    Umberto Boccioni
    1900s
  • Ritratto di giovane
    Ritratto di giovane
    Umberto Boccioni
    1900s
  • La signora Virginia
    La signora Virginia
    Umberto Boccioni
    1905 · Museo del Novecento
  • Self-Portrait
    Self-Portrait
    Umberto Boccioni
    1905 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Two Old Women Sitting
    Two Old Women Sitting
    Umberto Boccioni
    1907
  • The Grand Canal in Venice
    The Grand Canal in Venice
    Umberto Boccioni
    1907
  • Peasants at work
    Peasants at work
    Umberto Boccioni
    1908
  • Autoritratto di Umberto Boccioni
    Autoritratto di Umberto Boccioni
    Umberto Boccioni
    1908
  • Lombard countryside
    Lombard countryside
    Umberto Boccioni
    1908 · MASI Lugano
  • Romanzo di una cucitrice (Boccioni)
    Romanzo di una cucitrice (Boccioni)
    Umberto Boccioni
    1908 · Barilla Group
  • moorland
    moorland
    Umberto Boccioni
    1908
  • Three Women
    Three Women
    Umberto Boccioni
    1909–1910
  • Il Mattino
    Il Mattino
    Umberto Boccioni
    1909
  • Crepuscolo a Porta Romana
    Crepuscolo a Porta Romana
    Umberto Boccioni
    1909
  • Portrait of Mrs. Adalgisa Maffi
    Portrait of Mrs. Adalgisa Maffi
    Umberto Boccioni
    1909
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