Giovanni Fattori - Revision history

Idoghor Melody: /* Paintings in the middle period (1861–1883) */ clean up, typo(s) fixed: 1872-1873 → 1872–1873

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Paintings in the middle period (1861–1883): clean up, typo(s) fixed: 1872-1873 → 1872–1873

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	Fattori received an award at the [[Parma]] exhibition of 1870 for his battle scene ''Prince Amadeo Feritio at Custoza''. On a trip to Rome in 1872 he made studies for ''Horse Market at Terracina'' (''painting destroyed'') for which he received a bronze medal at the World Exhibition of Vienna in 1873 and again at the [[Centennial Exposition\|Philadelphia World's Fair]] in 1876. The trip also provided material for ''[[Roman Carts]]'' (~~1872-1873~~).		Fattori received an award at the [[Parma]] exhibition of 1870 for his battle scene ''Prince Amadeo Feritio at Custoza''. On a trip to Rome in 1872 he made studies for ''Horse Market at Terracina'' (''painting destroyed'') for which he received a bronze medal at the World Exhibition of Vienna in 1873 and again at the [[Centennial Exposition\|Philadelphia World's Fair]] in 1876. The trip also provided material for ''[[Roman Carts]]'' (1872–1873).
	[[Image:Giovanni Fattori 019.jpg\|thumb\|right\|''Prince Amadeo Feritio at Custoza'', 1870]]		[[Image:Giovanni Fattori 019.jpg\|thumb\|right\|''Prince Amadeo Feritio at Custoza'', 1870]]
	[[File:Quadrato di villafranca.jpg\|thumb\|right\|''[[Quadrato di Villafranca]]'' or ''Esercitazione di Tiro'', 1876–80]]		[[File:Quadrato di villafranca.jpg\|thumb\|right\|''[[Quadrato di Villafranca]]'' or ''Esercitazione di Tiro'', 1876–80]]

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	In 1848 he interrupted his studies and participated as a courier, distributing leaflets for the [[Partito d'Azione]], in the democratic anti-Austrian movement during the revolutionary years of 1848–49. However, his family prevented him from joining the army. In 1850 he resumed his studies at the Accademia in Florence. He made it a habit to note all his observations in small notebooks that he always kept with him, illustrating with innumerable [[Sketch (drawing)\|sketch]]es. Some of his later etchings were based on these observations.		In 1848 he interrupted his studies and participated as a courier, distributing leaflets for the [[Partito d'Azione]], in the democratic anti-Austrian movement during the revolutionary years of 1848–49. However, his family prevented him from joining the army. In 1850 he resumed his studies at the Accademia in Florence. He made it a habit to note all his observations in small notebooks that he always kept with him, illustrating with innumerable [[Sketch (drawing)\|sketch]]es. Some of his later etchings were based on these observations.
	[[Image:~~Fattori~~ ~~painting~~.jpg\|thumb\|right\|''Mary Stuart at the Camp of Crookstone'', 1859–61, oil on canvas, 76 x 108 cm, [[Palazzo Pitti]], Florence]]		[[Image:Mary Queen of Scots, at the Battle of Langside, fought on 13 May 1568 (1861), by Giovanni Fattori.jpg\|thumb\|right\|''Mary Stuart at the Camp of Crookstone'', 1859–61, oil on canvas, 76 x 108 cm, [[Palazzo Pitti]], Florence]]

	=== Early paintings (to 1860) ===		=== Early paintings (to 1860) ===

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	During the period 1861–67 he stayed mainly at Livorno, to nurse his wife who had contracted [[tuberculosis]]. During this period he painted peasantry, themes from rural life and also some portraits, such as ''[[La cugina Argia]]''. In these works he demonstrated his mastery of ''macchia'' technique, natural light and shade with their contrasting areas of broad colour, showing the formative influence of Giovanni Costa.		During the period 1861–67 he stayed mainly at Livorno, to nurse his wife who had contracted [[tuberculosis]]. During this period he painted peasantry, themes from rural life and also some portraits, such as ''[[La cugina Argia]]''. In these works he demonstrated his mastery of ''macchia'' technique, natural light and shade with their contrasting areas of broad colour, showing the formative influence of Giovanni Costa.
	[[Image:Giovanni Fattori ~~027~~.jpg\|thumb\|right\|''La Rotonda di Palmieri'', 1866, oil on wood, 12 x 35 cm, Florence, Galleria d'Arte Moderna]]		[[Image:The Palmieri Baths Roundabout in Livorno (1866), by Giovanni Fattori.jpg\|thumb\|right\|''La Rotonda di Palmieri'', 1866, oil on wood, 12 x 35 cm, Florence, Galleria d'Arte Moderna]]
	In 1864 he submitted four more works to the ''Promotrice fiorentina''. In his landscape painting ''La Rotonda di Palmieri'' (Palmieri's round terrace) (1866), geometrical simplicity and colour have become a structural part of the painting.		In 1864 he submitted four more works to the ''Promotrice fiorentina''. In his landscape painting ''La Rotonda di Palmieri'' (Palmieri's round terrace) (1866), geometrical simplicity and colour have become a structural part of the painting.

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	{{Infobox artist		{{Infobox artist
	\| name = Giovanni Fattori		\| name = Giovanni Fattori
	\| image = ~~Fattori~~ ~~ritratto~~.jpg		\| image = Self-portrait (1854), by Giovanni Fattori.jpg
	\| caption = ''[[Self-Portrait]]'' (1854), oil on canvas, 59 x 46.5 cm, [[Florence]], [[Palazzo Pitti#Gallery of Modern Art\|Galleria d'Arte Moderna]]		\| caption = ''[[Self-Portrait]]'' (1854), oil on canvas, 59 x 46.5 cm, [[Florence]], [[Palazzo Pitti#Gallery of Modern Art\|Galleria d'Arte Moderna]]
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	*[http://www.museumsyndicate.com/artist.php?artist=451 Fattori Gallery at MuseumSyndicate] {{Webarchive\|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20070927002726/http://www.museumsyndicate.com/artist.php?artist=451 \|date=2007-09-27 }}		*[http://www.museumsyndicate.com/artist.php?artist=451 Fattori Gallery at MuseumSyndicate] {{Webarchive\|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20070927002726/http://www.museumsyndicate.com/artist.php?artist=451 \|date=2007-09-27 }}

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	\| name = Giovanni Fattori		\| name = Giovanni Fattori

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	[[Image:Giovanni Fattori 051.jpg\|thumb\|right\|''Pause in the Maremma with farmers and ox-cart'', 1873–75]]		[[Image:Giovanni Fattori 051.jpg\|thumb\|right\|''Pause in the Maremma with farmers and ox-cart'', 1873–75]]

	Fattori received an award at the [[Parma]] exhibition of 1870 for his battle scene ''Prince Amadeo Feritio at Custoza''. On a trip to Rome in 1872 he made studies for ''Horse Market at Terracina'' (''painting destroyed'') for which he received a bronze medal at the World Exhibition of Vienna in 1873 and again at the [[Centennial Exposition\|Philadelphia World's Fair]] in 1876. The trip also provided material for ''[[Roman Carts]]'' (~~1872-1873~~).		Fattori received an award at the [[Parma]] exhibition of 1870 for his battle scene ''Prince Amadeo Feritio at Custoza''. On a trip to Rome in 1872 he made studies for ''Horse Market at Terracina'' (''painting destroyed'') for which he received a bronze medal at the World Exhibition of Vienna in 1873 and again at the [[Centennial Exposition\|Philadelphia World's Fair]] in 1876. The trip also provided material for ''[[Roman Carts]]'' (1872–1873).
	[[Image:Giovanni Fattori 019.jpg\|thumb\|right\|''Prince Amadeo Feritio at Custoza'', 1870]]		[[Image:Giovanni Fattori 019.jpg\|thumb\|right\|''Prince Amadeo Feritio at Custoza'', 1870]]
	[[File:Quadrato di villafranca.jpg\|thumb\|right\|''[[Quadrato di Villafranca]]'' or ''Esercitazione di Tiro'', 1876–80]]		[[File:Quadrato di villafranca.jpg\|thumb\|right\|''[[Quadrato di Villafranca]]'' or ''Esercitazione di Tiro'', 1876–80]]