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Grand Duchy of Tuscany · September 6, 1825 – August 30, 1908Wikidata

Giovanni Fattori

Italian painter and engraver (1825-1908)

Born in Livorno. Died in Florence.

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A life in paintings

Born 182555 dated paintingsDied 1908

57 works

5 without a public image, listed last

  • The stop of the muleteers in Maremma
    The stop of the muleteers in Maremma
    Giovanni Fattori
    19th century
  • The conspiracy of Tuscan patriots
    The conspiracy of Tuscan patriots
    Giovanni Fattori
    1853 · private collection
  • Self-portrait at 29 years old
    Self-portrait at 29 years old
    Giovanni Fattori
    1854 · Galleria d'arte moderna
  • The massacres of Mantua
    The massacres of Mantua
    Giovanni Fattori
    1854 · Galleria d'arte moderna
  • Portrait of Mrs. Biliotto
    Portrait of Mrs. Biliotto
    Giovanni Fattori
    1854 · Galleria d'arte moderna
  • The ambush
    The ambush
    Giovanni Fattori
    1855
  • Infantry halt
    Infantry halt
    Giovanni Fattori
    1856
  • Portrait of a lady
    Portrait of a lady
    Giovanni Fattori
    1856
  • Medici scene (Clarice Strozzi tells Ippolito and Alessandro de 'Medici to leave Florence)
    Medici scene (Clarice Strozzi tells Ippolito and Alessandro de 'Medici to leave Florence)
    Giovanni Fattori
    1857–1859 · Museo Civico Giovanni Fattori
  • French soldiers
    French soldiers
    Giovanni Fattori
    1859
  • Soldiers
    Soldiers
    Giovanni Fattori
    1859
  • The Italian camp at the Battle of Magenta
    The Italian camp at the Battle of Magenta
    Giovanni Fattori
    1860
  • Garibaldi in Palermo
    Garibaldi in Palermo
    Giovanni Fattori
    c. 1860
  • Bersaglieri Encampment
    Bersaglieri Encampment
    Giovanni Fattori
    1860
  • Cousin Argia
    Cousin Argia
    Giovanni Fattori
    c. 1861 · Galleria d'arte moderna
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