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Kingdom of Italy · March 16, 1794 – August 20, 1865Wikidata

Ferdinando Cavalleri

Italian painter (1794-1867)

Born in Turin. Died in Rome.

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A life in paintings

Born 17948 dated paintingsDied 1865

9 works

  • Sir Thomas Gery Cullum (1777–1855), 8th Bt, Chaplain to the Duke of Sussex
    Sir Thomas Gery Cullum (1777–1855), 8th Bt, Chaplain to the Duke of Sussex
    Ferdinando Cavalleri
    1824 · West Suffolk Heritage Service
  • Thomas Molyneux-Seel
    Thomas Molyneux-Seel
    Ferdinando Cavalleri
    1824 · National Trust
  • Agnes Bedingfeld
    Agnes Bedingfeld
    Ferdinando Cavalleri
    1824 · National Trust
  • Portrait of Pius VIII
    Portrait of Pius VIII
    Ferdinando Cavalleri
    1829 · Palazzo Castiglioni
  • Charles Izard Manigault and His Family in Rome
    Charles Izard Manigault and His Family in Rome
    Ferdinando Cavalleri
    1831 · Gibbes Museum of Art
  • Portrait of Carlo Alberto I of Sardinia
    Portrait of Carlo Alberto I of Sardinia
    Ferdinando Cavalleri
    c. 1832 · Castle of Racconigi
  • Ritratto di Maria Teresa d’Asburgo-Lorena Toscana con i figli Vittorio Emanuele e Ferdinando
    Ritratto di Maria Teresa d’Asburgo-Lorena Toscana con i figli Vittorio Emanuele e Ferdinando
    Ferdinando Cavalleri
    1832–1833 · Castle of Racconigi
  • Portrait of Carolina Primodì Baruzzi
    Portrait of Carolina Primodì Baruzzi
    Ferdinando Cavalleri
    1858 · Bologna City Art Collections
  • Robert Stockdale (1761–1831)
    Robert Stockdale (1761–1831)
    Ferdinando Cavalleri
    · Pembroke College
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