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Kingdom of Italy · August 11, 1849 – June 12, 1887Wikidata

Giacomo Favretto

Italian painter (1849-1887)

Born in Venice. Died in Venice.

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A life in paintings

Born 184922 dated paintingsDied 1887

23 works

3 without a public image, listed last

  • Still life
    Still life
    Giacomo Favretto
    1870
  • The school of painting
    The school of painting
    Giacomo Favretto
    1871
  • The Franciscan Giovanni Duns Scotus in his cell
    The Franciscan Giovanni Duns Scotus in his cell
    Giacomo Favretto
    1872
  • The artist's mother (Angela Brunello)
    The artist's mother (Angela Brunello)
    Giacomo Favretto
    1872 · Galleria d’arte moderna Achille Forti
  • After the trip
    After the trip
    Giacomo Favretto
    1873 · private collection
  • Anatomy lesson
    Anatomy lesson
    Giacomo Favretto
    1873 · Galleria d'arte moderna di Milano
  • Calle in Venice
    Calle in Venice
    Giacomo Favretto
    1873
  • Women in church
    Women in church
    Giacomo Favretto
    1876 · private collection
  • Girl in the Window
    Girl in the Window
    Giacomo Favretto
    1879 · Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
  • Seated woman, sewing
    Seated woman, sewing
    Giacomo Favretto
    1879 · Minneapolis Institute of Art
  • The drawing of lottery numbers
    The drawing of lottery numbers
    Giacomo Favretto
    1880 · private collection
  • Street musicians
    Street musicians
    Giacomo Favretto
    c. 1881 · National Museum of Fine Arts, Argentina
  • The flaw is in the handle
    The flaw is in the handle
    Giacomo Favretto
    1881 · private collection
  • Bird seller
    Bird seller
    Giacomo Favretto
    1881–1882
  • Susanna and the Two Elders
    Susanna and the Two Elders
    Giacomo Favretto
    1885 · Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest
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