Nazzareno Cipriani Art
Nazzareno Cipriani, the Italian artist, studied in Rome and worked at the studio of the Neapolitan painter Achille Vertunni, alongside the painters Pietro Barucci and Pio Joris, devoting himself to historical and biblical subjects. Cipriani began exposing Venetian and Roman landscapes and scenes of genre and popular life. In 1870, at the Roman exhibition of Amateurs and Cultures, he presented A Nun Who Watered the Flowers. Attracted by the pictorial and more chromatic complexity of Mariano Fortuny, Cipriani also adopted the technique of tempera and watercolor. Cipriani also lived in the era of orientalist painting and for this, he traveled to countries in northern Africa, drawing inspiration for odalisques and dark, veiled and richly bejeweled women. He had his studio in Via Margutta, next to another orientalist, Enrico Tarenghi. In 1875, Cipriani was among the ten founders of the Roman Watercolor Association, with whom he participated in exhibitions until 1913. Cipriani sent his watercolors to the Paris Exhibition of 1878. In Rome, he was present at the National Exhibition of 1883 with L'Addio of the bride and the exhibitions of the group In art libertas of 1901 and 1902. Cipriani took part in London at exhibitions of the Royal Academy and in Rome, he became a member of the Academy of San Luca.
19th Century Other Art Style Nazzareno Cipriani Art
Paper, Watercolor
1960s Post-War Nazzareno Cipriani Art
Paper, Gouache
1970s Modern Nazzareno Cipriani Art
Paper, Gouache
1970s Modern Nazzareno Cipriani Art
Paper, Gouache
1970s Modern Nazzareno Cipriani Art
Paper, Gouache
1960s Surrealist Nazzareno Cipriani Art
Paper, Tempera, Watercolor
Early 1900s American Realist Nazzareno Cipriani Art
Paper, Watercolor
2010s Contemporary Nazzareno Cipriani Art
Watercolor, Handmade Paper
20th Century Nazzareno Cipriani Art
Paper, Watercolor
Early 20th Century Abstract Expressionist Nazzareno Cipriani Art
Gouache, Laid Paper
1830s French School Nazzareno Cipriani Art
Paper, Watercolor
1990s Contemporary Nazzareno Cipriani Art
Paper, Gouache
21st Century and Contemporary Contemporary Nazzareno Cipriani Art
Gouache, Paper
Late 19th Century Nazzareno Cipriani Art
Canvas, Oil