
1836–1868 · Italian · 17 artworks
artist bio
Giuseppe Abbati was an Italian painter, one of the Macchiaioli group, who were precursors to Impressionism. He is known for his landscapes and scenes of daily life, capturing the light and atmosphere of the Tuscan countryside with a focus on realism.
what you'll learn
Studying Abbati's work allows students to understand the transition from Realism to Impressionism and how artists began to prioritize capturing light and atmosphere over strict representation. Students can learn about the Macchiaioli's unique approach to painting with spots of color.
related: Giovanni Fattori, Silvestro Lega, Telemaco Signorini

Gallery with armor bearer
1864

The Tower of the Palazzo Del PodestÃ
1865

Street in the sun
1864

Roofs

Vallata a Castiglioncello

Arno near Casaccia
1863

View from the Cellar of Diego Martelli

Studio

Milkman of Piagentina
1864

The window

House at the River
1863

Self portrait
1860

Mamy

Stradina al sole

Oration (The Prayer)
1866

Country Road with Cypresses
1860

Marina in Castiglioncello
1863