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Kingdom of Lombardy–Venetia · May 14, 1815 – November 5, 1878Wikidata

Domenico Induno

Italian painter (1815-1878)

Born in Milan. Died in Milan.

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A life in paintings

Born 181541 dated paintingsDied 1878

43 works

11 without a public image, listed last

  • An episode of the flood
    An episode of the flood
    Domenico Induno
    1844
  • Portrait of a woman
    Portrait of a woman
    Domenico Induno
    1846 · private collection
  • The female sutler (1846)
    The female sutler (1846)
    Domenico Induno
    1846 · Galleria d'arte moderna di Milano
  • Goffredo Mameli
    Goffredo Mameli
    Domenico Induno
    c. 1849 · Museo del Risorgimento
  • Aleardo Aleardi
    Aleardo Aleardi
    Domenico Induno
    c. 1850 · private collection
  • The rosary
    The rosary
    Domenico Induno
    1850
  • Old hunter
    Old hunter
    Domenico Induno
    1850–1855 · Gallerie d'Italia – Milano
  • A tribute to the Madonna
    A tribute to the Madonna
    Domenico Induno
    1851 · Gallerie d'Italia – Milano
  • The fire
    The fire
    Domenico Induno
    1851 · Galleria d'arte moderna di Milano
  • The female sutler (1852)
    The female sutler (1852)
    Domenico Induno
    1852 · private collection
  • Portrait of a gentleman
    Portrait of a gentleman
    Domenico Induno
    1853 · private collection
  • The moneylender (The antique dealer)
    The moneylender (The antique dealer)
    Domenico Induno
    1853 · Galleria d'arte moderna
  • The hunter
    The hunter
    Domenico Induno
    c. 1854 · Pinacoteca di Brera
  • Bread and tears
    Bread and tears
    Domenico Induno
    1855 · private collection
  • Young fishermen
    Young fishermen
    Domenico Induno
    1855 · private collection
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