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Italian · 1835–1920

Giuseppe Cammarano

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Soldaat kijkt verschrikt over schouder, Giuseppe Cammarano, 1776 - 1850

Soldaat kijkt verschrikt over schouder

1776 - 1850 · Rijksmuseum

Hercules met leeuwenvel en boog, Giuseppe Cammarano, 1776 - 1850

Hercules met leeuwenvel en boog

1776 - 1850 · Rijksmuseum

Design for a title for Rizzi-Zannoni's map of the Neopolitan littoral: a winged figure of Time seated among various trophies of the ancient world shows an amphora to a female chronicler, Giuseppe Cammarano, ca. 1790-1840

Design for a title for Rizzi-Zannoni's map of the Neopolitan littoral: a winged figure of Time seated among various trophies of the ancient world shows an amphora to a female chronicler

ca. 1790-1840 · Not on view · Victoria and Albert Museum

Achilles triumphing over Hector’s corpse in the presence of Patroclus, Giuseppe Cammarano, ca. 1790-1840

Achilles triumphing over Hector’s corpse in the presence of Patroclus

ca. 1790-1840 · Not on view · Victoria and Albert Museum

Horatius stabbing his sister because of her grief at the death of Curiatii, Giuseppe Cammarano, ca. 1790-1840

Horatius stabbing his sister because of her grief at the death of Curiatii

ca. 1790-1840 · Not on view · Victoria and Albert Museum

Scene from classical history or mythology, Giuseppe Cammarano, ca. 1790-1840

Scene from classical history or mythology

ca. 1790-1840 · Not on view · Victoria and Albert Museum

Thetis dipping Achilles, Giuseppe Cammarano, ca. 1790-1840

Thetis dipping Achilles

ca. 1790-1840 · Not on view · Victoria and Albert Museum

Hercules, in his death throes, hurling Lichas into the sea, Giuseppe Cammarano, ca. 1790-1840

Hercules, in his death throes, hurling Lichas into the sea

ca. 1790-1840 · Not on view · Victoria and Albert Museum

Paris and Helen, with Hymen, Giuseppe Cammarano, 1792

Paris and Helen, with Hymen

1792 · Not on view · Victoria and Albert Museum

Cupid and Psyche, Giuseppe Cammarano, 1821

Cupid and Psyche

1821 · Not on view · Art Institute of Chicago