Noè Bordignon
1841–1920 · Italian · 30 artworks
RealismDetailed renderingNaturalistic lightingGenre scenesPortraitureNarrative composition
artist bio
Noè Bordignon was an Italian painter known for his Realist genre scenes and portraits, capturing everyday life with meticulous detail. He often depicted scenes of rural life and religious subjects, reflecting the social and cultural context of his time.
what you'll learn
Studying Bordignon's work allows students to understand Realist principles, particularly in capturing accurate depictions of people and environments. Students can learn about composition, lighting, and the use of detail to convey narrative and emotion.
related: Gustave Courbet, Jean-Francois Millet, Honore Daumier
30 artworks
Reverie
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Spiritual father Ghevont Alishan in his study
1900
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Girl with white veil
1878
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Indiscreet
1891
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The card game
1898
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Sharing Lamplight
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Eating near the hearth
1900
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The sick woman
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A tricky choice
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Young commoner in Venice
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The advice
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Blind man's buff
1873
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Girls who sang in the valley
1878
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Little girl
1897
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The doctrine
1890
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The son Edoardo
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Mother with child inside the basilica of Santa Maria del Popolo in Rome
1875
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Portrait of Pope Pius X
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The spring of the Life
1905
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Spring
1890
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To America [Emigrants]
1887
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Young girl
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Mom and dad's baby
1880
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Holy Family of the Grappa
1903
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Male portrait
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Daily life in San Zenone
1890
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Courtyard of Venice
1883
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The morning meal
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Little boy
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The bluebottle
1886
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