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Ettore Tito

9 works held in 7 museums

Painter of Venice and the lagoon, 1859-1941

Autumn, Landscape with a Family Portrait, Ettore Tito

Autumn, Landscape with a Family Portrait, c. 1914.

Autunno. Paesaggio con ritratto di famiglia (museum title)

Ettore Tito (Italian), oil on canvas

National Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art, Rome, Italy

After the Rain in Chioggia, Ettore Tito

After the Rain in Chioggia, 1905.

Dopo la pioggia a Chioggia (museum title)

Ettore Tito (Italian), oil on canvas

Ricci Oddi Gallery of Modern Art, Italy

Descent from the Cross, Ettore Tito

Descent from the Cross, 1911.

Descendimiento de la Cruz (museum title)

Ettore Tito (Italian), oil on canvas

National Museum of Fine Arts, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Chioggia, Ettore Tito

Chioggia, 1898.

Ettore Tito (Italian), oil on canvas

Musée d'Orsay, France

The Bath, Ettore Tito

The Bath, c. 1909.

Il bagno (museum title)

Ettore Tito (Italian), oil on canvas

Musée d'Orsay, France

The Old Fish Market, Venice, Ettore Tito

The Old Fish Market, Venice, 1893.

La vecchia pescheria (museum title)

Ettore Tito (Italian), oil on canvas

National Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art, Rome, Italy

The Dunes, Ettore Tito

The Dunes, 1907.

Le Dune (museum title)

Ettore Tito (Italian), oil on cardboard

Gallery of Modern Art, Pitti Palace, Florence, Italy

The Asiago Plateau (Vicenza), Ettore Tito

The Asiago Plateau (Vicenza)

De hoogvlakte van Asiago (Vicenza) (museum title)

Ettore Tito (Italian), oil on canvas

Museum of Fine Arts, Ghent (MSK Gent), Belgium

The Amazon, Ettore Tito

The Amazon, 1906.

Amazzone (museum title)

Ettore Tito (Italian), oil on canvas

Frugone Collection, Genoa, Italy

Ettore Tito (1859-1941) was an Italian painter born near Naples and died in Venice, whose work belongs to Naturalism. He is known for his scenes of Venetian life, his fishermen and lagoon markets, his nudes in the water and his portraits. He took part in the first Venice Biennales.

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