Francesco Hayez
1791 to 1882
6 documented presences
6 places
Quo Fuit places 6 dated presences for Francesco Hayez across 6 places, from 1809 to 1823. Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
Francesco Hayez (10 February 1791 – 12 February 1882) was an Italian painter.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
Where Francesco Hayez was documented, and when
1809year
Veniceattested
“In 1809, Hayez won a scholarship to study at the Accademia di San Luca in Rome and left Venice in October, travelling south via Rovigo, Bologna, Florence (where he met the painters Pietro Benvenuti, Giuseppe Bezzuoli and Francesco Nenci)…”
source: Wikipedia: Francesco Hayez
1809year
Accademia di San Lucaattested
“In 1809, Hayez won a scholarship to study at the Accademia di San Luca in Rome and left Venice in October, travelling south via Rovigo, Bologna, Florence (where he met the painters Pietro Benvenuti, Giuseppe Bezzuoli and Francesco Nenci)…”
source: Wikipedia: Francesco Hayez
1809year
Romeattested
“In 1809, Hayez won a scholarship to study at the Accademia di San Luca in Rome and left Venice in October, travelling south via Rovigo, Bologna, Florence (where he met the painters Pietro Benvenuti, Giuseppe Bezzuoli and Francesco Nenci)…”
source: Wikipedia: Francesco Hayez
1809year
Rovigoattested
“In 1809, Hayez won a scholarship to study at the Accademia di San Luca in Rome and left Venice in October, travelling south via Rovigo, Bologna, Florence (where he met the painters Pietro Benvenuti, Giuseppe Bezzuoli and Francesco Nenci)…”
source: Wikipedia: Francesco Hayez
1813 to 1818period
Naplesattested
“Despite his failure to be accepted for the competition, he remained in Naples in order to study its antiquities and to complete drawings of its Renaissance monuments for Leopoldo Cicognara's Storia della scultura (3 vols, Venice, 1813–18…”
source: Wikipedia: Francesco Hayez
1823year
Milanattested
“After being appointed as a temporary replacement for Luigi Sabatelli as Professor of Painting at the Brera Academy, Hayez moved to Milan in 1823 and embarked on a highly successful career as a history painter and portraitist, showing his…”
source: Wikipedia: Francesco Hayez
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Places Francesco Hayez is documented in
Milan1 presence · 1823Naples1 presence · 1813Rome1 presence · 1809Venice1 presence · 1809
Accademia di San Luca1 presence · 1809
Rovigo1 presence · 1809
Other places tied to Francesco Hayez in the record
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1802 to 1806period
Bergamomentioned
“In 1803 he attended life drawing classes at the old Accademia di Pittura e Scultura in the Fonteghetto della Farina, and between 1802 and 1806 he studied the use of colour in classes run by the painter from Bergamo, Lattanzio Querena, a…”
source: Wikipedia: Francesco Hayez
1808year
Accademia di Belle Arti di Veneziamentioned
“In 1808 he was finally able to enter the Accademia di Belle Arti di Venezia, recently modernized in its teaching methods by Leopoldo Cicognara, who was to remain an important adviser and patron for Hayez.”
source: Wikipedia: Francesco Hayez
1812year
Romementioned
“Returning to Rome in 1812, he sent his painting Laokoon (Milan, Pinacoteca di Brera) to the competition run by the Brera Academy, where he tied for the first prize with Antonio De Antoni (fl.”
source: Wikipedia: Francesco Hayez
1813 to 1816period
Romementioned
“Having provided excellent proof of his skills as a fresco artist while assisting Pelagio Palagi in the decoration of the Palazzo Torlonia in Rome in 1813, he was commissioned by Canova in 1816 to paint a number of fresco lunettes in the…”
source: Wikipedia: Francesco Hayez
1813 to 1816period
Chiaramontimentioned
“Having provided excellent proof of his skills as a fresco artist while assisting Pelagio Palagi in the decoration of the Palazzo Torlonia in Rome in 1813, he was commissioned by Canova in 1816 to paint a number of fresco lunettes in the…”
source: Wikipedia: Francesco Hayez
1814 to 1816period
Naplesmentioned
“He returned in 1815, after spending time at the court of Joachim Murat in Naples, where he began his large historical picture Odysseus at the Court of Alcinous (1814–1816; Naples, Museo di Capodimonte).”
source: Wikipedia: Francesco Hayez
1820year
Venicementioned
“Having failed to find a buyer in Venice, Hayez sent the picture in 1820 to the Brera exhibition in Milan, where it was received with great acclaim and acquired by Giorgio Pallavicino Trivulzio.”
source: Wikipedia: Francesco Hayez
1820year
Milanmentioned
“Having failed to find a buyer in Venice, Hayez sent the picture in 1820 to the Brera exhibition in Milan, where it was received with great acclaim and acquired by Giorgio Pallavicino Trivulzio.”
source: Wikipedia: Francesco Hayez
1821year
Venicementioned
“Here, and in Padua, until 1821, he was involved in providing decoration for various palazzi: these included in Venice the Doge's Palace and the Palazzo Gritti, and in Padua the Palazzo Zabarella.”
source: Wikipedia: Francesco Hayez
1821year
Paduamentioned
“Here, and in Padua, until 1821, he was involved in providing decoration for various palazzi: these included in Venice the Doge's Palace and the Palazzo Gritti, and in Padua the Palazzo Zabarella.”
source: Wikipedia: Francesco Hayez
1829year
Brera Academymentioned
“col.) and The Refugees of Parga (Brescia, Pinacoteca Tosio Martinengo), shown at the Brera Academy in 1829 and 1831 respectively.”
source: Wikipedia: Francesco Hayez
1838 to 1850period
Royal Palace of Turinmentioned
“In 1838, having started work on the painting, he found a patron in the person of King Charles Albert of Sardinia, who was, however, never to see its completion when it was hung (1850) in the Hall of the Bodyguards in the Royal Palace of…”
source: Wikipedia: Francesco Hayez
1838 to 1850period
Royal Palace of Milanmentioned
“In 1838, having started work on the painting, he found a patron in the person of King Charles Albert of Sardinia, who was, however, never to see its completion when it was hung (1850) in the Hall of the Bodyguards in the Royal Palace of…”
source: Wikipedia: Francesco Hayez
1838year
Milanmentioned
“In 1838 Ferdinand I of Austria, in Milan for his coronation, unveiled the fresco by Hayez in the Royal Palace, representing the Allegory of the Political Order of Ferdinand I of Austria (destr.”
source: Wikipedia: Francesco Hayez
1855 to 1858period
1855 to 1858period
1867year
1881year
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