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Giuseppe Troni

Italian painter (1739-1810)

Born in Turin. Died in Lisbon.

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A life in paintings

Born 17396 dated paintingsDied 1810

10 works

3 without a public image, listed last

  • Portrait of Queen Maria I of Portugal
    Portrait of Queen Maria I of Portugal
    possibly by · Unknown artist and possibly by Giuseppe Troni
    18th century · National Portrait Gallery of Sweden
  • Portrait of D. Carlota Joaquina, princess of Brasil
    Portrait of D. Carlota Joaquina, princess of Brasil
    Giuseppe Troni
    18th century · National Museum Soares dos Reis
  • Retrato de D. José, Príncipe do Brasil (Queluz)
    Retrato de D. José, Príncipe do Brasil (Queluz)
    follower of · Follower of Giuseppe Troni
    1780s · Palace of Queluz
  • Retrato de D. Maria I
    Retrato de D. Maria I
    Thomas Hickey and Giuseppe Troni
    1783 · Palace of Queluz
  • Maria I, Queen of Portugal.
    Maria I, Queen of Portugal.
    attributed to · Attributed to Giuseppe Troni
    1783 · Palace of Queluz
  • Carlota Joaquina infanta de España reina de Portugal
    Carlota Joaquina infanta de España reina de Portugal
    Giuseppe Troni
    1787 · Museo del Prado
  • Louisa, Queen of Denmark (1724-1751)
    Louisa, Queen of Denmark (1724-1751)
    after · After Giuseppe Troni
    c. 1840–1899 · Royal Collection
  • RImage under copyright
    Retrato de D. Maria Francisca Benedita, princesa de Portugal
    Giuseppe Troni
    18th century · Palace of Queluz
  • PImage under copyright
    Portrait of Queen Maria I of Portugal
    attributed to · Attributed to Giuseppe Troni
    c. 1783 · National Coach Museum
  • NImage under copyright
    Nossa Senhora da Conceição
    Giuseppe Troni
    1793 · Palácio da Bemposta
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