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Kingdom of Italy · September 25, 1854 – August 17, 1931Wikidata

Antonio Salvetti

Italian painter (1854-1931)

Born in Colle di Val d'Elsa. Died in Colle di Val d'Elsa.

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A life in paintings

Born 185410 dated paintingsDied 1931

12 works

12 without a public image, listed last

  • dImage under copyright
    donna in gramaglie
    Antonio Salvetti
    c. 1880–1890 · Civic and Holy Art Museum
  • nImage under copyright
    nel bosco
    Antonio Salvetti
    1890s · Civic and Holy Art Museum
  • TImage under copyright
    The Virgin appears to Saints Gregor and Albert
    Antonio Salvetti
    1890 · Civic and Holy Art Museum
  • lImage under copyright
    la lettura
    Antonio Salvetti
    1894 · Civic and Holy Art Museum
  • rImage under copyright
    ritratto del padre modesto
    Antonio Salvetti
    1895 · Civic and Holy Art Museum
  • DImage under copyright
    Die Leserin
    Antonio Salvetti
    1911 · Civic and Holy Art Museum
  • rImage under copyright
    ritratto di alfonsa pazzagli detta la poncina
    Antonio Salvetti
    1923 · Civic and Holy Art Museum
  • rImage under copyright
    ritratto del garibaldino giuseppe bordi detto pisto
    Antonio Salvetti
    1924 · Civic and Holy Art Museum
  • DImage under copyright
    Die Bastion von Sapia
    Antonio Salvetti
    1929 · Civic and Holy Art Museum
  • SImage under copyright
    Still-life with Fish
    Antonio Salvetti
    1931 · Civic and Holy Art Museum
  • lImage under copyright
    la nicchia (estate sulle rive dell'elsa)
    Antonio Salvetti
    · Civic and Holy Art Museum
  • TImage under copyright
    The Virgin appears to Saints Gregor and Albert (sketch)
    Antonio Salvetti
    · Civic and Holy Art Museum
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