
1859–1933 · Italian · 30 artworks
artist bio
Vittorio Matteo Corcos was an Italian painter, known for his portraits and genre scenes, capturing the elegance and social life of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. His work provides insight into the Belle Époque era, reflecting the tastes and fashions of the Italian upper class.
what you'll learn
Studying Corcos's work allows students to understand the techniques of Realist portraiture, including capturing likeness, texture, and the nuances of social class. Students can also learn about the historical context of the Belle Époque and its influence on art.
related: Giovanni Boldini, Federico Zandomeneghi, Edgar Degas

Beauty and the butterfly

Dame visiting the National Museum of Naples, contemplates the Pozzuoli Base
1899

Portrait of a lady on the lake
1909

Pretty as a picture
1900

Portrait of Corinna Salmon
1893

Portrait of his wife Emma Ciabatti
1889

Portrait of Paolina Bondi
1909

A spring beauty
1886

Portrait of Maria José, princess of Piedmont
1931

Portrait of a lady
1911

In the garden
1892

Portrait of Diane de la Bouchère
1903

The new kitten
1895

Portrait of Rebeca Matte
1929

Afternoon on the terrace
1900

Portrait of the Italian actress Eleanora Duse

Portrait of Giuseppe Garibaldi
1882

Portrait of Pietro Coccoluto Ferrigni known as Yorick son of Yorick
1889

Neapolitan beauties
1885

Self-portrait
1913

Portrait of Anna Maria Borghese, born de Ferrari (1874-1924)
1889

Portrait of the Countess Carolina Sommaruga Maraini
1901

Girl with yellow shawl

Annunciation
1904

Avenue with figures
1890

An elegant lady
1887

Dreams (Portrait of Elena Vecchi)
1896

Portrait of Princess Evelyne Colonna di Stigliano
1902

An elegant player

The bouquet
1889