Luigi Da Rios
Italian · 28 artworks
RealismDetailed observationNaturalistic representationGenre scenesPortraitureUse of light and shadow
artist bio
Luigi Da Rios was an Italian painter known for his Realist scenes of Venetian life and portraits. His works often depict everyday people and scenes, capturing the social dynamics and atmosphere of his time with detailed observation and naturalistic representation.
what you'll learn
Studying Da Rios' work allows students to understand Realist principles, including accurate representation, attention to detail, and the portrayal of contemporary life. Students can also learn about composition and narrative in painting through his genre scenes and portraits.
related: Gustave Courbet, Jean-Francois Millet, Honore Daumier
28 artworks
Curious women
1886
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Charity
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In church
1883
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An interrupted game
1878
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Overlooking a Canal, Venice
1886
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The bird's nest
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Portrait of a venetian beauty
1881
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A daydreaming girl with a book by Manzoni in her lap
1883
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The orphans
1880
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Portrait of King Umberto I of Italy
1878
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Girl from Lombardy
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Hanging clothes
1882
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Return from the masquerade
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The illiterates
1873
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Venetian girls drawing water
1884
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In the artist's studio
1889
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Time to go home
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Mother and child
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The house of the swordsman
1888
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Venetian woman
1886
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An outing to the water's edge, Venice
1889
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The charlatan
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The ruins of the manor
1886
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The messenger boy, Venice
1886
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Portrait of a young beauty
1890
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The artist's studio
1889
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Girl with shawl
1890
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Street of the village
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