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Enrico Coleman

2 works held in 2 museums

Painter of the Roman Campagna, 1846-1911

Speculum Dianae (Lake Nemi), Enrico Coleman

Speculum Dianae (Lake Nemi), 1909.

Speculum Dianae (lago di Nemi) (museum title)

Enrico Coleman (Italian)

Rome Capital Gallery of Modern Art, Italy

Timor panico (Herding Horses), Enrico Coleman

Timor panico (Herding Horses), 1883.

Timor panico (Arreando caballos) (museum title)

Enrico Coleman (Italian), oil on canvas

National Museum of Fine Arts, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Enrico Coleman (1846-1911) was an Italian painter born and died in Rome, whose work belongs to Realism. He is known for his views of the Roman Campagna, his herds of horses and his landscapes of the lakes and hills around Rome.

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