Itálie, Milánské vévodství · 1754–1817

Andrea Appiani

Andrea Appiani: kde dnes vidět jeho díla. Vystaveno 1 dílo, nejvíce ve městech Vienna; katalog obsahuje 41 děl ze sbírek 20 institucí. Ověřeno 2. listopadu 2026.

Andrea Appiani (1754–1817), a Neoclassical painter and sculptor, was born and died in Milan, where he trained at the Brera Academy, worked and served as a court painter. About 40 of his works are in the Hermitage, Perugia, the Albertina, Bitonto, the Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Moderna in Rome and Parma. Among the paintings are Apollo and Daphne and a self-portrait from the 1790s. The drawings take up classical and modern themes: Apollo before Jupiter and the gods on Olympus (about 1785–1790), Erasistratus discovering Antiochus's passion for Stratonice, and an Apotheosis of Napoleon. One is on view.