Gallery of the Masters 
Telemaco Signorini
1835-1901 Italy/Realism
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Brief Biography-Telemaco Signorini, the writer from Florence, was the son of Giovanni Signorini, a court painter who urged him to take up painting over literature. He painted landscapes and genre scenes in the style of the Florentine Micchiaioli group, of which he was a founder member; they preferably painted outdoors with a technique using spots and patches. He visited Paris frequently and went to England with Giuseppe De Nittis. The advent of photography somewhat influenced him, which is evident in his Edinburgh Street scene named "Leith." |
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acquaiole in
la spezia
chatter in
riomaggiore
contrada
a settignano
ghetto of
florence
high street a
edinburgh
insane ward at san
bonifacio's florence
leith
little
country girl
old market
in florence
portrait of
a young girl
september morning
in settignano
the prison baths
at portroferrai
the return from
the capital
the suburb of porta
adriana ravenna
the way
of fire
windy day
