Pasquale Celommi
1851–1928 · Italian · 30 artworks
RealismDetailed brushworkNaturalistic color paletteGenre scenesDepiction of rural lifeUse of light to create atmosphere
artist bio
Pasquale Celommi was an Italian Realist painter known for his genre scenes depicting everyday life in the Abruzzo region. His works capture the traditions, landscapes, and people of rural Italy with a focus on detail and naturalism.
what you'll learn
Studying Celommi's work allows students to understand Realist principles, including accurate representation and the depiction of contemporary subjects. Students can learn about composition, light, and shadow to create realistic scenes.
related: Gustave Courbet, Jean-Francois Millet, Ilya Repin
30 artworks
Portrait of a man
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Piatto Rotto
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The broken plate
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Autunno
1901
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Ritorno Dal Villaggio
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The shoemaker
1895
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La Visita
1900
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Return from the fields
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Portrait of a girl
1910
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Il Pescato Della Sciabica
1890
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Abruzzo wedding
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Il Ponticello
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The Holy Family
1905
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Untitled
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Partenza Della Lancetta
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Laundress
1902
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Incontro Nei Campi
1910
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Idillio
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Ritorno Dalla Fiera
1888
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Spring
1901
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Idillio Campestre
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Autumn
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A Good Catch
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Summer
1901
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Primavera
1901
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Winter
1900
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Il Ciabattino (II Versione)
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Primavera (bozzetto)
1901
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Ritratto Di Ponno
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A walk on the beach
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