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Kingdom of Italy · November 14, 1852 – December 28, 1930Wikidata

Antonio Mancini

Italian painter (1852-1930)

Born in Albano Laziale. Died in Rome.

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A life in paintings

Born 185276 dated paintingsDied 1930

88 works

19 without a public image, listed last

  • The fruit seller
    The fruit seller
    Antonio Mancini
    19th century · Dordrechts Museum
  • Happy song
    Happy song
    Antonio Mancini
    19th century · National Museum of Fine Arts, Argentina
  • Portrait of a girl
    Portrait of a girl
    attributed to · Attributed to Antonio Mancini
    19th century
  • The brothers
    The brothers
    Antonio Mancini
    1867–1897 · The Mesdag Collection
  • In the toy store
    In the toy store
    Antonio Mancini
    1870–1899 · Dordrechts Museum
  • The refreshment
    The refreshment
    Antonio Mancini
    1870–1899 · Dordrechts Museum
  • A young Boy
    A young Boy
    Antonio Mancini
    1870s–1880s
  • Prevetariello
    Prevetariello
    Antonio Mancini
    1870 · Museo Nazionale di San Martino
  • A Circus Boy
    A Circus Boy
    Antonio Mancini
    1872 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • The choirboy
    The choirboy
    Antonio Mancini
    1872 · The Mesdag Collection
  • After the duel
    After the duel
    Antonio Mancini
    1872 · Turin Civic Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art
  • The little Seminary
    The little Seminary
    Antonio Mancini
    c. 1872–1873
  • Q128570581
    Q128570581
    Antonio Mancini
    c. 1872
  • The sick child
    The sick child
    Antonio Mancini
    1875 · The Mesdag Collection
  • The model
    The model
    Antonio Mancini
    c. 1875–1878 · The Mesdag Collection
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