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Giuseppe Lorenzo Gatteri

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Gatteri's works, whether in oils or on paper, were always dramatic compositions, decorated with rich period costumes, brightly colored or bejeweled or shining armor. He has been criticized for taking excessive care to depict clean and bright surfaces, to render excessive detail, and thus to lose life
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force and truth of his outlines, the correct proportion of the figures, the spirit of the attitudes, the eloquence of expression in the faces, the fidelity of the costume, the happy arrangement of all the accessories, the grace and beauty of the groups and episodes, and the wonderful harmony of the
139:, there the son became a pupil of other painters, supported by a scholarship from the municipality of Trieste. Gatteri was described as a child prodigy; by the age of 11 he impressed members of the Minerva Society in Venice with his ability to improvise drawings of episodes from antiquity. 208:(Capodistria). The fresco on the ceiling depicts Apollo on a chariot. He decorated several cafes in Trieste. In a magnificent villa on the Via Ginnastica in Trieste he painted the ceiling of one of the rooms with a fresco 5 metres (16 ft) square depicting a youthful Emperor 154:, where again he was shown off at gatherings of the elite as a child prodigy. He greatly impressed the nobility by the speed and quality of his work and his sense for composition. In 1843 his father took him to Turin. He was received by King 317: 127:
Giuseppe Lorenzo Gatteri was born in Trieste on 18 September 1829. His father, also named Giuseppe Gatteri, was a well-known oil and fresco painter who had moved in 1824 to Trieste from Rivolto, near
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Later he was well known for his drawings and paintings in the romantic historical style, including numerous book illustrations. His frescoes decorate various buildings in Trieste and surroundings.
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Gatteri illustrated several literary and historical books. After his return to Trieste in 1857 he illustrated a biography of the sailor C. Costantini, a history of Trieste and a book of poems by
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and spontaneity. Another critic has called him a scholar of costume and of theatrical decoration of dead ages, who failed to understand what his paintings depicted.
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Gatteri paints historic themes in the style of Romanticism. The Revoltella Museum in Trieste contains many of his masterworks, including:
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Bulletin mensuel des publications étrangères reçues par le Département des imprimés de la Bibliothèque nationale
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in Trieste from 1873 to 1876. He was co-founder and the first chairman of an art association in 1884.
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Joust in the Piazza St. Marco celebrating the recovery of Candia (1852)
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on horseback surrounded by heraldic symbols and lesser personages.
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Entertainment given by Cardinal Riario to the Duchess of Ferrara
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Assault upon the Shkodra Castle by Ottoman forces in the
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He prepared 150 drawings for a 14: 678: 262:Cesare Borgia leaving the Vatican 364: 352: 347:Generosity of the House of Savoy 340: 328: 316: 300: 284:Chronological History of Trieste 556:(in Italian). Comune di Trieste 521:Bibliothèque nationale (1877). 161: 441: 400:Exhibitions at Brescia... 1840 383: 371:Episode of the House of Savoy 193:. The plates were engraved by 110: 1: 657:Painters from Austria-Hungary 527:(in Italian). C. Klincksieck. 412: 282:(1852) and Vincenzo Scussa's 603:"Gravisi Barbabianca Palace" 197:and other Venetian artists. 7: 582:"GATTERI, Giuseppe Lorenzo" 580:Fasolato, Patrizia (1999). 532:Cohen-Solal, Annie (2010). 457:Bibliothèque nationale 1877 10: 683: 538:. Random House of Canada. 513: 481:Gravisi Barbabianca Palace 469:PalaÄŤa Gravisi-Barbabianca 293: 202:Gravisi-Barbabianca Palace 173:leaving the Vatican (1877) 156:Charles Albert of Sardinia 605:. 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Index


Trieste
Austrian Empire
Trieste
Austria-Hungary
Romanticism
Trieste

siege of Shkodra
Codroipo
Friuli
Venice
Romantic
Venetian school
Milan
Charles Albert of Sardinia

Cesare Borgia
Pietro Zorutti
Friulian language
Francesco Zanotto
Antonio Viviani
Gravisi-Barbabianca Palace
Koper
Franz Joseph I of Austria
Empress Elizabeth
Revoltella Museum

Arcadian Holocaust
Cretan Revolt (1866–69)

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