Telemaco Signorini

1835–1901 · Impressionism

Telemaco Signorini was an Italian artist who belonged to the group known as the Macchiaioli.

40 paintings

• Unable to wait (1867)
• In the streets of Leith (1881)
• Resting in Riomaggiore (1892)
• Idle hours at Riomaggiore (1892)
• View of the village of Riomaggiore (1892)
• The Siena Cathedral (1900)
• Contemplation (1900)
• Interior of the church of San Miniato al Monte (1857)
• The study (1900)
• The ghetto of Florence (1882 version) (1882)
• Via Torta, Florence (1870)
• Santa Maria dei Bardi in Florence (1870)
• View of the "Piazzetta" (little square) of Settignano (1880)
• In springtime (1870)
• The 'Mercato Vecchio' square in Florence (1882)
• Suburb of Porta Adriana in Ravenna (1876)
• Bath, Berkeley Place (1881)
• A street of Ravenna (1875)
• The ghetto of Florence (II) (1892)
• Children caught in their sleep (1896)
• Waiting (1866)
• Via de' Malcontenti, Florence (1887)
• Settignano (1880)
• One morning on the Arno river (1868)
• The oak at the Cascine (1862)
• Via Calimala, Florence (1889)
• A street of Florence, via del Fuoco (Old Market) (1881)
• A peasant woman (1889)
• Oxen in Pietramala (1890)
• Old market in Florence [1881-1883] (1881)
• The 'erta del Bao' at Settignano (1900)
• Bapin de Lilela (1895)
• The descendants of Leonardo (1874)
• Arms forward. Entry of the French zouaves and the Tuscan artillery in Rubiera (1859)
• Water-carriers in La Spezia (1862)
• Among the olive trees in Settignano (1885)
• At the spinning wheel (1881)
• The merchant of La Spezia (1859 version) (1859)
• Pastures at Castiglioncello (1861)
• The towpath (1864)