Cesare Tallone
1853–1919 · Italian · 23 artworks
RealismRomanticismPortraitureTonal paintingRealistic depiction of fabricsUse of light and shadowAlla prima
artist bio
Cesare Tallone was an Italian painter known for his realistic and romantic portraits, capturing the likenesses of prominent figures of his time. His work reflects a blend of academic training and a sensitivity to the individual character of his subjects, contributing to the late 19th and early 20th-century Italian art scene.
what you'll learn
Studying Tallone's work allows students to understand the nuances of portraiture, focusing on capturing likeness and character through subtle brushwork and tonal variations. Students can learn about the importance of observation and technical skill in creating realistic and evocative depictions of individuals.
related: Giovanni Boldini, Francesco Paolo Michetti
23 artworks
The friar cook
1896
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Landscape with small town
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Portrait of a man with hat and glasses (Francesco Paolo Michetti?)
1883
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Portrait of the sister of the painter Giuseppina Tallone in Scribante in Ciociara costume
1887
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Maternity
1890
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Portrait of Lina Cavalieri
1900
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Lady in profile with hat
1884
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Face of inspired young man
1895
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Innocence
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Portrait of a young woman
1910
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Portrait of Irene Tallone, painter's daughter
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Portrait of Mrs. Ester de Amorim (or d'Amerin)
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Bust of a young woman
1910
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Portrait of the poet Gaetano Crespi
1901
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Lucy (Study)
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The oyster seller
1885
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Invocation (Portrait of Irene, the artist's daughter)
1905
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Portrait of the daughter Irene
1897
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Portrait of a girl
1890
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A Victory of Christianity in the time of Alaric (Preparatory Study)
1879
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Portrait of Mr. Luigi Bernasconi
1882
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Portrait of Carlo Brera
1912
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Portrait of the painter Cesare Maironi
1886
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