Gerolamo Induno
1825–1890 · Italian · 31 artworks
RomanticismGenre paintingHistorical narrativeDetailed realismEmotional expressionSocial commentary
artist bio
Gerolamo Induno was an Italian painter and soldier, known for his genre scenes depicting everyday life and historical events, particularly those related to the Risorgimento. His works offer valuable insights into 19th-century Italian society and culture.
what you'll learn
Studying Induno's work allows students to explore Romanticism through a focus on narrative and historical painting. Students can learn about composition, character development, and the use of detail to convey emotion and social commentary.
related: Giovanni Fattori, Silvestro Lega
31 artworks
Victor Emmanuel II Entering Venice, 7 November 1866
1866
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The departure for the field
1866
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Courtship
1879
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Wandering musician
1860
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The exit from the Mass
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Portrait of Giuseppe Garibaldi
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The Headquarters of the Piedmontese in the Crimea
1855
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The wounded man visited by his relatives
1866
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A girl doing the grocery bill
1862
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The letter
1865
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The introduction of the engaged couple
1875
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The figurine maker (2nd version)
1889
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The figurine maker (1st version)
1888
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The merchant of sacred images
1871
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An antiquarian
1889
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The departure of the volunteers (preparatory sketch)
1877
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Portrait of a woman
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The family of the violin player
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Doleful premonition
1862
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The peddler (1st version)
1872
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The national flag
1863
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The dance lesson
1867
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Charlotte Corday awaiting execution
1854
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The departure of the conscripts of 1866
1878
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Preparatory sketch for ''Courtship''
1879
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Pescarenico in winter
1863
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The spinner
1863
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Idyll Under The Pergola
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Female figure
1869
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The female painter
1871
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Pescarenico
1862
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