
1791–1882 · Italian · 30 artworks
artist bio
Francesco Hayez was a leading Italian painter, considered one of the most important artists of Romanticism in Italy. He is renowned for his historical paintings, allegorical works, and portraits, often imbued with patriotic and political messages.
what you'll learn
Studying Hayez's work allows students to understand the principles of Romanticism, including its emphasis on emotion, drama, and national identity. Students can also learn about portraiture and historical painting techniques.

Portrait of Ferdinand I of Austria
1840

Alberico da Romano
1850

Valenza Gradenigo before the Inquisitor
1832

Reconciliation of Otto II with his mother Adelaide of Burgundy
1858

Portrait of Massimo d'Azeglio
1860

Carolina Zucchi (the Ill)
1825

Portrait of Giuseppe Roberti
1819

Portrait of Antonio Rosmini
1856

Portrait of a Venetian woman
1852

Portrait of Antonietta Tarsis Basilico
1851

Melancholic Thoughts
1841

Portrait of Felicina Caglio Perego di Cremnago
1842

Portrait of Alessandro Manzoni
1841

Portrait of the engineer Giuseppe Clerici
1875

Portrait of Giovanni Battista Morosini
1854

Portrait of Count Giovan Battista Morosini
1875

Doge Francesco Foscari’s Removal (The Two Foscari)
1844

An half-naked man
1812

Portrait of the princess di Sant'Antimo
1844

Ephraim
1844

Portrait of Pompeo Marchesi
1830

Portrait of Conte Baglioni
1860

Portrait of a man
1834

Inside the Harem
1867

The Refugees of Parga
1831

Vittor Pisani freed from prison and carried in triumph (2nd version)
1867

Portrait of Antonietta Negroni Prati Morosini
1872

Portrait of Countess Luigia Douglas Scotti d'Adda
1830

The Milanese consuls tear and trample the decree of Barbarossa
1859

Flowers
1835