Angelo Inganni
1807–1880 · Italian · 20 artworks
RealismRomanticismDetailed architectural renderingAtmospheric perspectiveGenre scenesUse of light and shadowCapturing everyday life
artist bio
Angelo Inganni was an Italian painter known for his Realist and Romantic scenes of Lombardy and Venice. He captured the everyday life and architectural beauty of his time, offering a glimpse into 19th-century Italy.
what you'll learn
Studying Inganni's work allows students to understand the blend of Realist detail with Romantic sentiment in 19th-century painting. Students can learn about perspective, architectural rendering, and capturing atmospheric effects.
related: Giovanni Boldini, Canaletto, Francesco Guardi
20 artworks
Street view from Milan, in the background the Duomo
1844
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Portrait of the artist's wife, Amanzia Guérillot
1869
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View of the San Marco canal
1835
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Night of Piazza del Duomo in Milan
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Portrait of Vittorio Emanuele II, king of Sardinia, in full uniform
1860
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The facade of the Teatro alla Scala
1852
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Portrait of Amanzia Guérillot in the Studio
1848
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Woman with flowers
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St.Mark square in Venice
1839
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The Deposition
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View of Piazza della Loggia with snow
1879
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View of the canal and the church of San Marco in Milan
1835
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View of the canal and the church of San Marco in Milan
1835
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Children in the yard
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Portrait of the Countess Rinaldi
1855
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Portrait of Amanzia Guérillot at the mirror
1856
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River crossing of Austrian pontooners in Northern Italy
1834
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View taken on the eastern gate bridge with falling snow
1850
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Saint Bartholomew
1860
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Zouaves in the stands of Brescia
1859
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