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Kingdom of Italy · January 1, 1809 – October 22, 1902Wikidata

Alessandro Castelli

Italian painter (1809-1902)

Born in Rome. Died in Rome.

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A life in paintings

Born 18095 dated paintingsDied 1902

13 works

  • Mountain landscape in the moonlight with Italian soldiers
    Mountain landscape in the moonlight with Italian soldiers
    Alessandro Castelli
    1845
  • Pastoral scene in a mountainous landscape
    Pastoral scene in a mountainous landscape
    Alessandro Castelli
    1860
  • Landscape with Goats and Shepherd
    Landscape with Goats and Shepherd
    Alessandro Castelli
    1870
  • View of Tivoli waterfalls
    View of Tivoli waterfalls
    Alessandro Castelli
    1870
  • Mountainous Landscape with a Lake
    Mountainous Landscape with a Lake
    Alessandro Castelli
    1872
  • Rocky Italian Landscape
    Rocky Italian Landscape
    Alessandro Castelli
    · Victoria and Albert Museum
  • Landscape
    Landscape
    Alessandro Castelli
  • Landscape 2
    Landscape 2
    Alessandro Castelli
  • Nature Morte of Fish
    Nature Morte of Fish
    attributed to · Attributed to Alessandro Castelli
  • Campagna Landscape with Bridge
    Campagna Landscape with Bridge
    Alessandro Castelli
  • View of Palazzo Ruspoli in Vignanello
    View of Palazzo Ruspoli in Vignanello
    Alessandro Castelli
  • La quercia del Tasso
    La quercia del Tasso
    Alessandro Castelli and manner of Arthur John Strutt
  • Rural people, horses and poultry in front of a thatched roof hut
    Rural people, horses and poultry in front of a thatched roof hut
    Alessandro Castelli
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