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Revoltella Museum

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23 paintings

  • Owner with dog
    Owner with dog
    Antonio Rotta
    1871 · Revoltella Museum
  • After first Communion
    After first Communion
    Carl Frithjof Smith
    1892 · Revoltella Museum
  • Meditation
    Meditation
    Antonio Rotta
    19th century · Revoltella Museum
  • Madame Roland in the prison of Sainte Pélagie
    Madame Roland in the prison of Sainte Pélagie
    Évariste Carpentier
    1886 · Revoltella Museum
  • The slave (interior with prostitutes)
    The slave (interior with prostitutes)
    Gonzalo Bilbao Martínez
    1904 · Revoltella Museum
  • Nocturnal Celebrations in Via Eugenia at Venice
    Nocturnal Celebrations in Via Eugenia at Venice
    Ippolito Caffi
    c. 1841 · Revoltella Museum
  • Odalisque
    Odalisque
    Natale Schiavoni
    1845 · Revoltella Museum
  • Hail Mary (II)
    Hail Mary (II)
    Luigi Nono
    1892 · Revoltella Museum
  • Lady walking with her dog
    Lady walking with her dog
    Giuseppe De Nittis
    1878 · Revoltella Museum
  • Self-portrait
    Self-portrait
    Cesare Dell'Acqua
    August 6, 1851 · Revoltella Museum
  • Foundations in Burano
    Foundations in Burano
    Umberto Veruda
    1904 · Revoltella Museum
  • Imelda e Bonifacio
    Imelda e Bonifacio
    Giovanni Pagliarini
    c. 1860 · Revoltella Museum
  • Grandmother's story
    Grandmother's story
    Pietro Saltini
    1875 · Revoltella Museum
  • Grandmother and granddaughter
    Grandmother and granddaughter
    Georgios Jakobides
    1886 · Revoltella Museum
  • Ruins of the Forum, Rome
    Ruins of the Forum, Rome
    Nicolas-Didier Boguet
    19th century · Revoltella Museum
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