Francesco Hayez

1791–1881 · Realism

Francesco Hayez was an Italian painter. He is considered one of the leading artists of Romanticism in mid-19th-century Milan, and is renowned for his grand historical paintings, political allegories, and portraits.

40 paintings

• Portrait of Carlo Della Bianca (1823)
• Priest Orlando of Parma sent by Arrigo IV of Germany and defended by Gregory VII against the just indignation of the Roman synod (1857)
• Valenza Gradenigo faints in front of her father, the Inquisitor (1832)
• Doge Marino Falier accusing Michele Steno of responsibility for the inscription insulting him and the Dogaressa ( (1844)
• The Kiss (1859)
• Solon (1812)
• Portrait of Vincenza Scaccia, the artist's girlfriend (1816)
• Rebecca at the Well (1831)
• Odalisque in her sleep (1867)
• Ruth (1853)
• Porträt des Pompeo Marchesi (1830)
• Porträt des Antonio Rosmini (1797-1855)
• Portrait of Antonio Rosmini (1853)
• Bathsheba (1827)
• The Kiss (1867)
• Odalisque reading (1866)
• Pietro Rossi (1850)
• Porträt des Camillo Benso di Cavour (1864)
• Il Consiglio alla Vendetta (1851)
• Bathsheba Bathing (1834)
• Venus playing with two doves (1830)
• Self-portrait with Tiger and Lion (1830)
• Girl with folded hands (1880)
• Meditation on the History of Italy (1851)
• Pietro Rossi called to command the Venetian army (1820)
• The destruction of the temple of Jerusalem (1867)
• Portrait of Alessandro Manzoni (1841)
• Bad der Nymphen (1831)
• Pietro Rossi prisonner of the Scaligeri (1820)
• Portrait of Teresa Manzoni Stampa Borri (1849)
• Portrait of Matilde Juva Branca (1851)
• Aristide (1811)
• Self-portrait at the age of 57 (1848)
• The Sicilian vespers (1846)
• Rinaldo and Armida (1812)
• Group portrait of the Borri Stampa family (1821)
• Portrait of Gian Giacomo Poldi Pezzoli (1851)
• Marie Stuart - Francesco Hayez - Louvre RF 2012-23 (1832)
• Susanna at Her Bath (1850)
• Self-portrait at the age of 69 (1862)