Carlo Labruzzi
Italian landscape painter and professor
Carlo Labruzzo was an Italian painter, primarily of landscapes who was born in Rome. In 1798, he was nominated professor at the Academy of Fine Arts of Perugia, and in 1812, he became director. He died in Perugia in December 1817. He was replaced by Tommaso Minardi. Among his pupils in Perugia were Silvestro Massari, Margherita Lazi, and Marianna Candidi Dionigi.
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Artworks by this artist
- Graf van de Horatii aan de Via Appia 1789
- Embankment below Ariccia
- On the Appian Way
- Two Monks giving Water to a Woman and Child in the Wilderness
- The So-Called Sepulcher of the Curiatii Brothers at Albano, with the Church of the Madonna della Stella in the distance at left c 1770
- Landscape with Ruins 19th century
- Ruins on the Right of the Via Appia ca. 1789
- Sepulchre on the Via Nomentana in the Roman Campagna
- Ruins at Capua
- A view of a villa from a terrace with a balustrade surrounded by statues
- Part of the Colosseum with the Arch of Constantine and Arch of Titus in the Distance, Rome
- Sketch for Frontispiece to Figure Originali c. 1790
- Landscape with Trees, Ruin and Three Figures 18th-19th century
- Fondi; Il Castello
- The Doric Nymphaeum at the Villa Domitian c. 1789
- An Italianate landscape
- The so-called Temple of Venus at Baiae, with tourists preparing to disembark and fishermen mending nets
- A Panoramic View toward St. Peter’s from the Palace of the Caesars
- The Lago Nemi at twilight with figures and a flock of goats resting in the foreground
- The so-called Temple of Venus at Baiae, with a boat and two fishermen in the foreground