Domenico Morelli

7 works held in 4 museums

Neapolitan painter of history and religious subjects, 1823-1901

The Angel of Death, 1897.

El ángel de la muerte (museum title)

Domenico Morelli (Italian), oil on wood panel

National Museum of Fine Arts, Buenos Aires, Argentina

The Terrace, c. 1868.

La terrazza (museum title)

Domenico Morelli (Italian), oil on canvas

Gallerie d'Italia (Naples), Italy

The Little Goat (La capretta), Domenico Morelli

The Little Goat (La capretta), c. 1879.

Domenico Morelli (Italian), etching and aquatint

National Gallery of Art, United States

The Gladiator, 19th century.

Domenico Morelli (Italian), oil on wood panel

Art Institute of Chicago, United States

Personification of Engraving (Allegoria dell'incisione), Domenico Morelli

Personification of Engraving (Allegoria dell'incisione), 1879.

Domenico Morelli (Italian), etching and aquatint

National Gallery of Art, United States

A Young Woman with a Bow in Her Hair, Domenico Morelli

A Young Woman with a Bow in Her Hair, c. 1879.

Domenico Morelli (Italian), etching and aquatint

National Gallery of Art, United States

Lady with a Fan, 1873.

Dama col ventaglio (museum title)

Domenico Morelli (Italian), oil on canvas

Gallerie d'Italia (Naples), Italy

Domenico Morelli (1823-1901) was an Italian painter, born and died in Naples. A major figure of nineteenth-century Neapolitan painting, he treated historical, religious and literary subjects with a free touch and a marked taste for effects of light, and also produced portraits and oriental scenes.

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