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Carlo Labruzzo

Italian painter (1748-1817)

Born in Rome. Died in Perugia.

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A life in paintings

Born 17488 dated paintingsDied 1817

11 works

  • The Falls at Terni, Umbria
    The Falls at Terni, Umbria
    Carlo Labruzzo
    c. 1775–1780 · National Trust
  • The Terni waterfall
    The Terni waterfall
    Carlo Labruzzo
    1779 · Musée des Beaux-Arts de Carcassonne
  • Aleksandra and Izabela Potocka taking a stroll near lake Albano (Lubomirski sisters).
    Aleksandra and Izabela Potocka taking a stroll near lake Albano (Lubomirski sisters).
    Carlo Labruzzo
    1779–1780 · Palace Museum in Wilanów
  • La cascade de Terni
    La cascade de Terni
    Carlo Labruzzo
    1779 · Musée des Beaux-Arts de Carcassonne
  • Le Colisée vu du Palatin
    Le Colisée vu du Palatin
    Carlo Labruzzo
    1780 · Catherine Palace
  • The Waterfalls of Tivoli with figures in the foreground
    The Waterfalls of Tivoli with figures in the foreground
    Carlo Labruzzo
    19th century
  • The Lago Nemi at twilight with figures and a flock of goats resting in the foreground
    The Lago Nemi at twilight with figures and a flock of goats resting in the foreground
    Carlo Labruzzo
    19th century
  • Q123004390
    Q123004390
    Carlo Labruzzo
    1808
  • Copie d'un bas-relief romain
    Copie d'un bas-relief romain
    Carlo Labruzzo
    · collection du musée des Beaux-Arts de Brest
  • Tivoli, a View of The Waterfalls with Figures in the Foreground
    Tivoli, a View of The Waterfalls with Figures in the Foreground
    Carlo Labruzzo
  • Lago Di Nemi, a View at Twilight
    Lago Di Nemi, a View at Twilight
    Carlo Labruzzo
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