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Kingdom of Italy · February 28, 1828 – September 10, 1903Wikidata

Antonio Rotta

Italian painter (1828-1903)

Born in Gorizia. Died in Venice.

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A life in paintings

Born 182843 dated paintingsDied 1903

57 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Meditation
    Meditation
    Antonio Rotta
    19th century · Revoltella Museum
  • Eloquent silence
    Eloquent silence
    Antonio Rotta
    19th century · Galleria d’arte moderna Achille Forti
  • Towards the market
    Towards the market
    Antonio Rotta
    19th century · private collection
  • Tenerezze di bambini
    Tenerezze di bambini
    Antonio Rotta
    19th century · private collection
  • The hunter's little daughter
    The hunter's little daughter
    Antonio Rotta
    19th century
  • Fishing
    Fishing
    possibly by · Possibly by Antonio Rotta
    19th century
  • Cat and mouse
    Cat and mouse
    Antonio Rotta
    19th century · private collection
  • Portrait of Lattanzio Querana (Rotta)
    Portrait of Lattanzio Querana (Rotta)
    Antonio Rotta
    1851 · Museo arte tempo (Clusone, Italy)
  • Beggars in Venice
    Beggars in Venice
    Antonio Rotta
    1851 · private collection
  • Portrait of Lattanzio Querena
    Portrait of Lattanzio Querena
    Antonio Rotta
    1851
  • A Peasant family on the Venetian Canal
    A Peasant family on the Venetian Canal
    Antonio Rotta
    1854 · private collection
  • Street urchins
    Street urchins
    Antonio Rotta
    1855
  • Bacchanal at chioggia
    Bacchanal at chioggia
    Antonio Rotta
    1857 · Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation
  • Feeding the birds
    Feeding the birds
    Antonio Rotta
    1857 · private collection
  • Last Prize in Venice boat race
    Last Prize in Venice boat race
    Antonio Rotta
    1858 · Musei reali di Torino
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