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Kingdom of Italy · January 13, 1848 – March 20, 1926Wikidata

Antonietta Brandeis

Italian artist (1848-1926)

Born in Miskovice. Died in Florence.

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A life in paintings

Born 184811 dated paintingsDied 1926

23 works

  • The Grand Canal, Venice
    The Grand Canal, Venice
    Antonietta Brandeis
    1882 · University of Southampton
  • Porta della Carta
    Porta della Carta
    Antonietta Brandeis
    1886
  • Berchtesgaden-Bayern
    Berchtesgaden-Bayern
    attributed to · Attributed to Antonietta Brandeis
    1889
  • CAMPO SAN GIACOMO DALL'ORIO
    CAMPO SAN GIACOMO DALL'ORIO
    Antonietta Brandeis
    1900s
  • Courtyard of San Gregorio
    Courtyard of San Gregorio
    Antonietta Brandeis
    20th century
  • Fishing boat, Venice
    Fishing boat, Venice
    Antonietta Brandeis
    20th century
  • Canal in Venice with View of the Back of the Palazzo Rocca
    Canal in Venice with View of the Back of the Palazzo Rocca
    Antonietta Brandeis
    20th century
  • Venice, the Entrance to St Mark’s Basilica
    Venice, the Entrance to St Mark’s Basilica
    Antonietta Brandeis
    20th century
  • l battistero di S. Marco Venezia
    l battistero di S. Marco Venezia
    Antonietta Brandeis
    20th century
  • Q130617242
    Q130617242
    Antonietta Brandeis
    20th century
  • Palazzo Soranzo van Axel.
    Palazzo Soranzo van Axel.
    Antonietta Brandeis
    20th century
  • The Arch of Drusus, Rome
    The Arch of Drusus, Rome
    Antonietta Brandeis
  • Venice: A View of the Piazza San Marco
    Venice: A View of the Piazza San Marco
    Antonietta Brandeis
  • The Rialto Bridge
    The Rialto Bridge
    Antonietta Brandeis
  • Venetian gondola
    Venetian gondola
    Antonietta Brandeis
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