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Domenico Mondo (1723-1806) was an Italian artist known for his drawings, often depicting religious scenes and figures. The sketches show a mastery of draftsmanship and a strong understanding of the human form, with a distinct use of line and shading. Mondo’s works reflect the artistic trends of his time, demonstrating a blend of classical and Baroque elements. His drawings are valuable resources for understanding the development of his art and the evolution of artistic styles in the 18th century.
Born
1723
Died
1806
Apotheosis of a Hero
Domenico Mondo
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Forge of Vulcan
Domenico Mondo
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David and Abigail
Domenico Mondo
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Saint called to Papal Chair
Domenico Mondo
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Penitent Magdalene
Domenico Mondo
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Christ Giving Communion (The Institution of the Eucharist)
Domenico Mondo
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Studies for Arch Figures (recto and verso)
Domenico Mondo
1785
Christus blandt engle i skyerne
Domenico Mondo
1749
Pietà (recto); Sketches of Kneeling Figures, Putto (verso)
Domenico Mondo
1783
Three Figures (recto); Sketches of Kneeling Figures and...
Domenico Mondo
1783
Heilige Brigitta, staande met het schip in de rechterhand
Domenico Mondo
1769
The Virgin Immaculate in Glory (recto); Sketch of a Par...
Domenico Mondo
1764