Vincenzo Irolli
1860–1949 · Italian · 19 artworks
ImpressionismRealismGenre paintingDepiction of Neapolitan lifeUse of light and shadowFigurative representationImpressionistic brushwork
artist bio
Vincenzo Irolli was an Italian painter known for his genre scenes depicting everyday life in Naples, particularly focusing on children and the working class. His works blend elements of Impressionism and Realism, capturing the vibrant atmosphere and social dynamics of his time.
what you'll learn
Studying Irolli's work allows students to explore the intersection of Impressionistic techniques with Realist subject matter. Students can learn about capturing fleeting moments and social commentary through painting.
related: Giovanni Boldini, Ettore Tito, Francesco Paolo Michetti
19 artworks
The Kiss in Mother's Arms
1930
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At the Window
1900
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The chamber orchestra
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Il piccolo pittore
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Lady at a Window
1900
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Portrait of the painter Antonino Leto
1899
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Donna Di Cucina
1910
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A Young boy eating a watermelon
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In the Garden
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Lying beauty
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Siblings on the roof terrace
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La Belle Napolitaine
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The market
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Garden view (Untitled)
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The after-school
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The young painter
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Il Banchetto
1909
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Neapolitan alley
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A toast (2 May 1945)
1945
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