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Switzerland · October 25, 1821 – March 8, 1891Wikidata

Antonio Ciseri

Italian painter (1821-1891)

Born in Ronco sopra Ascona. Died in Florence.

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A life in paintings

Born 18219 dated paintingsDied 1891

13 works

4 without a public image, listed last

  • Ecce Homo
    Ecce Homo
    Antonio Ciseri
    19th century · Galleria d'arte moderna
  • Christ Carried to the Tomb
    Christ Carried to the Tomb
    Antonio Ciseri
    19th century · Madonna del Sasso
  • Homo (Behold the Man!)
    Homo (Behold the Man!)
    Antonio Ciseri
    c. 1860–1880 · MASI Lugano
  • Ecce Homo (Behold the Man!)
    Ecce Homo (Behold the Man!)
    Antonio Ciseri
    1862
  • Q127785671
    Q127785671
    Antonio Ciseri
    1862 · MASI Lugano
  • Portrait of Martín Boneo
    Portrait of Martín Boneo
    Antonio Ciseri
    1863 · National Museum of Fine Arts, Argentina
  • The Entombment
    The Entombment
    Antonio Ciseri
    1883 · Guildhall Art Gallery
  • Die Vision des Herzens Jesu der Seligen Marguerite Marie Alacoque
    Die Vision des Herzens Jesu der Seligen Marguerite Marie Alacoque
    Antonio Ciseri
    1888 · Sacro Cuore, Florence
  • Immacolata
    Immacolata
    Antonio Ciseri
  • PImage under copyright
    Porträt des Luigi Majoli
    Antonio Ciseri
    1856 · Ravenna Art Museum
  • PImage under copyright
    Porträt des Petronio Lemmi
    Antonio Ciseri
    1872 · Villa Lemmi
  • AImage under copyright
    Apparizione del sacro Cuore a santa maria alacoque
    Antonio Ciseri
    1880 · Sacro Cuore, Florence
  • mImage under copyright
    madonna addolorata
    Antonio Ciseri
    · Museo Civico di Montepulciano
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