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      1801 - 1882

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      • Works on this site: 2
      • Also known as:
        • Luigi Rubbio
        • L. Rubio
        • Louis Rubio
        • لويغي روبيو
        • Луиджи Рубио
      • Art period: 19th Century
      • Nationality: Italy
      • Copyright status: Public domain
      • Born: 1801, Rome, Italy

      The Life and Artistic Journey of Luigi Rubio

      Luigi Rubio was an Italian painter who was active in both Neoclassicism and later Romantic styles. His body of work primarily consisted of historic-mythologic canvases, though he also produced genre subjects and portraits. His artistic approach harked back to the Troubadour style from twenty years prior. A resident of Rome, he studied at the Academy of San Luca, where he won the Canova prize. His early career was marked by significant recognition, including winning the Pio Clementine Prize in 1824 for his canvas The Samaritan, which earned him two gold medals and a three-year pension from the papal government.

      His career took him across Europe, from studying at the Institute of Fine Arts of Parma to living in Paris between 1830 and 1848. During his time in Paris, he exhibited Paolo and Francesca at the Paris Salon of 1833 and won a gold medal at the 1836 Exposition. His talent was recognized through various honors, including silver medals at the Expositions in Alençon and Boulogne sur-Mer. Rubio's international reach extended to commissions for the Museum of Versailles, works for the Russian Chapel, and a portrait for Abdülmecid I in Istanbul.

      Academic Honors and Later Works

      Rubio achieved high academic and social standing throughout his life. He was nominated as an honorary academic at the Academy in Rome and was later raised to equestrian rank in the order of San Silvestro by Pope Pius IX. He served as a professor at the Academy of Fine Arts of St Petersburg and was eventually nominated as a professor of the Academy of Fine Arts of Florence. His self-portrait was notably included in the hall of painters at the Uffizi Gallery in Florence.

      His later repertoire included a diverse range of subjects, such as:

      Pytania i odpowiedzi

      Do jakiej epoki należał/a Luigi Rubio?

      Luigi Rubio tworzył w okresie 19th Century. Epoka ta osadza twórczość artysty w kontekście historycznym.

      Jak popularne są dzieła artysty Luigi Rubio?

      Dla artysty Luigi Rubio dostępna jest strona Statystyki odwiedzin, która prezentuje statystyki dotyczące jego dzieł w serwisie niniejsza strona.

      W jakim mieście i kraju urodził(a) się Luigi Rubio?

      Luigi Rubio urodził się w Rome w Italy.

      Gdzie i w którym roku urodził(a) się Luigi Rubio?

      Luigi Rubio urodził się w Rome w 1801 roku.

      Mały quiz

      Do każdego pytania dotyczy tylko jedna poprawna odpowiedź.

      Pytanie 1:
      In which city did Luigi Rubio study at the Institute of Fine Arts?
      Pytanie 2:
      Which prize did Rubio win in 1824 for his canvas 'The Samaritan'?
      Pytanie 3:
      Who was the French composer that Rubio painted a portrait of in 1835?
      Pytanie 4:
      In 1853, Rubio was elected as a professor at which institution?
      Pytanie 5:
      Which famous gallery added Rubio's self-portrait to its hall of painters in 1862?