Orientalism

Cavalieri Circassi (Alberto Pasini)

Alberto Pasini (1826–1899) made Cavalieri Circassi. It belongs to the Orientalism movement.

Cavalieri Circassi by Alberto Pasini
Cavalieri Circassi by Alberto Pasini. Public domain.

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Cavalieri Circassi, in brief

Title
Cavalieri Circassi
Artist
Alberto Pasini (1826–1899)
Artist born in
Busseto, Italy
Movement
Orientalism
Subject
animals

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What does "Cavalieri Circassi" by Alberto Pasini depict?

"Cavalieri Circassi" by Alberto Pasini depicts: animals.

Is "Cavalieri Circassi" free of copyright?

Regarding copyright, "Cavalieri Circassi" is in the public domain - its copyright has expired.

Who is the artist behind "Cavalieri Circassi"?

"Cavalieri Circassi" was created by Alberto Pasini. The information on this page describes Alberto Pasini's original work.

What style does "Cavalieri Circassi" belong to?

"Cavalieri Circassi" by Alberto Pasini belongs to the Orientalism movement. This movement provides the stylistic context of the work.

Is "Cavalieri Circassi" by Alberto Pasini in the public domain, and why?

The copyright status of "Cavalieri Circassi" - in the public domain - its copyright has expired - follows from the artist's death in 1899.

About the artist, Alberto Pasini

Alberto Pasini

1826–1899, Italy

Alberto Pasini

Early Life and Training (1826-1853) Family Background: Born in Busseto, Pasini's early life was impacted by the death of his father when he was young. He subsequently moved to Parma with his mother. Artistic Beginnings: At 17, he enrolled at the Academy of Fine Art in Parma, focusing on landscape painting and drawing. Influence of Antonio Pasini: His uncle, Antonio Pasini, a painter and manuscript illuminator working for local nobility, significantly influenced his early artistic development.

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