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Duchy of Milan · October 13, 1698 – August 28, 1767Wikidata

Giacomo Ceruti

Italian painter (1698-1767)

Born in Milan. Died in Milan.

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A life in paintings

Born 169844 dated paintingsDied 1767

50 works

3 without a public image, listed last

  • A Girl with Cow and a Sheep in a rocky Landscape
    A Girl with Cow and a Sheep in a rocky Landscape
    Giacomo Ceruti
    1700s
  • Johann Matthias von der Schulenburg (1661–1747)
    Johann Matthias von der Schulenburg (1661–1747)
    Giacomo Ceruti
    18th century
  • Women Working on Pillow Lace
    Women Working on Pillow Lace
    Giacomo Ceruti
    1720s
  • Girls' school
    Girls' school
    Giacomo Ceruti
    1720–1725 · Tosio Martinengo Gallery
  • Card players
    Card players
    Giacomo Ceruti
    c. 1720–1730 · Tosio Martinengo Gallery
  • Beggar Resting
    Beggar Resting
    Giacomo Ceruti
    1720s
  • The Dwarf
    The Dwarf
    Giacomo Ceruti
    1720s
  • Young woman with two dogs
    Young woman with two dogs
    Giacomo Ceruti
    1724–1776
  • Portrait of count Giovanni Maria Fenaroli
    Portrait of count Giovanni Maria Fenaroli
    attributed to · Attributed to Giacomo Ceruti
    1724
  • Portrait of a young country woman
    Portrait of a young country woman
    Giacomo Ceruti
    1724
  • Portrait of a noblewoman with a basket of flowers
    Portrait of a noblewoman with a basket of flowers
    Giacomo Ceruti
    1724–1735
  • Portrait of a Young Nun
    Portrait of a Young Nun
    Giacomo Ceruti
    c. 1730 · Museo Poldi Pezzoli
  • Portrait of a Priest
    Portrait of a Priest
    Giacomo Ceruti
    1730–1734 · National Gallery
  • Two Beggars in a Wood
    Two Beggars in a Wood
    Giacomo Ceruti
    1730s · Tosio Martinengo Gallery
  • The Spinster
    The Spinster
    Giacomo Ceruti
    1730–1734 · Civic Museums of Brescia
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