
1815โ1878 ยท Italian ยท 23 artworks
artist bio
Domenico Induno was an Italian painter, known for his genre scenes depicting everyday life, often with a sentimental or patriotic tone. He captured the spirit of his time, particularly the Risorgimento period, through detailed and intimate portrayals of Italian society.
what you'll learn
Studying Induno's work allows students to understand the Romantic movement's focus on emotion and nationalism, as well as the detailed depiction of everyday life in 19th-century Italy. Students can learn about narrative painting and how artists use composition and detail to tell a story.
related: Francesco Hayez

Sertine School
1865

The hunter
1850

The nomadic artist (or the begging)
1872

Female portrait

First Stone Laying of the Milan Gallery on 7 March 1865
1865

Rustic kitchen interior
1860

Old hunter

Return of the Wounded Soldier
1854

Untitled

Devoutness
1865

Arrival of the Bulletin Announcing the Armistice of Villafranca
1862

Portrait of Aleardo Aleardi
1850

Milanese life scene in an interior

Three women reading a letter

The model
1872

A tribute to the Madonna
1851

Visiting the New Mother
1875

Girl sewing

Young fishermen
1855

The visit to the nurse
1863

The visit to the nanny

Thinking of Garibaldi
1862

Female figure