
1790–1866 · Italian · 30 artworks
artist bio
Giuseppe Tominz was a prominent 19th-century painter, primarily known for his portraiture within the Romantic style. He captured the likenesses of numerous individuals and families, providing valuable insights into the society and fashion of his time.
what you'll learn
Studying Tominz's work allows students to understand the conventions of Romantic portraiture, including composition, lighting, and the depiction of social status through clothing and setting. Students can also learn about the importance of capturing individual likeness and personality in portraiture.
related: Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres, Francisco Goya

Self-portrait with his brother Francesco
1819

Caterina Leva Ragusin
1839

Piergiacomo and Maria Leva
1840

A couple
1832

Portrait of the Senigaglia family
1849

Portrait of Amalia Tonello Cappelletti
1840

Mary's coronation
1829

Portrait of Elena Botta
1840

Old woman
1840

Portrait of Carolina Toppo
1829

Portrait of Caterina Bozzini Buzzi
1840

A lady with a camellia
1850

Valentino Valle with daughter
1828

The Brucker family
1830

Reader
1812

Portrait of Đorđe Nikolajević
1850

Pietro Stanislao Parisi with family
1849

Dr. Frušić with his family
1832

Three ladies of the Moscon family
1829

Self-portrait
1825

Children of the Buchler family
1829

Man in Ottoman dress
1839

Portrait of Cecilia D'Auersperg
1822

Portrait of Anna Bozzini Birti
1840

Demetrio's spouse
1831

Children of the Greenham family
1834

Double portrait
1830

Portrait of Clarissa Wessely Fesch
1834

Berla's spouse
1840

Portrait of Amalia Ritter de Zahony
1829