Vincenzo Cabianca
1827–1902 · Italian · 22 artworks
RealismMacchiaioliRomanticismMacchia (color patches)Emphasis on light and shadowGenre scenesLandscape paintingUse of local color
artist bio
Vincenzo Cabianca was an Italian painter associated with the Macchiaioli group, known for his scenes of everyday life and landscapes rendered with a focus on light and color. His work captures the essence of Italian life in the 19th century, blending Realist and Romantic elements.
what you'll learn
Studying Cabianca's work allows students to understand the Macchiaioli's innovative use of color patches to create form and light, as well as his ability to capture the atmosphere of a scene. Students can also learn about the blend of Realism and Romanticism in 19th-century Italian art.
related: Giovanni Fattori, Silvestro Lega, Telemaco Signorini
22 artworks
Church of San Pietro in Portovenere
1860
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Sunshine effect
1870
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The gondola
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Matins
1901
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Family portrait
1856
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Nuns by the sea
1869
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The Soccorso Church of Forio
1900
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Peasant woman
1862
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Cliff
1872
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Women on the bridge in Venice
1869
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In the sun
1866
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Seafront
1860
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The farewell of the volunteer
1858
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Stop at the aedicule
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The spinner
1862
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Houses in Lerici
1865
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Beach in Viareggio
1865
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The shepherd's daughters
1869
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Venetian patricians at the Doge's Palace
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Tuscan Novelists (Storytellers) of the Fourteenth Century
1860
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Campo Santo of Pisa
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Night on the Giudecca in Venice
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