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Passionate Customer Service Museum Quality Art Prints Customization Options AvailableThe silence of dawn on April 14, 1764 in Turin was interrupted by the birth of an artist who was to be admired as both a painter and an architect - Giuseppe Pietro Bagetti. Under the guidance of Pietro Giacomo Palmieri, Bagetti developed his skills in painting, while his passion for music was strengthened by Bernardino Ottani at the Turin Conservatory. At a young age, in 1782, he obtained a prestigious position as architect of the Royal University and soon began to express his artistic inclinations in watercolor vedute of coastal resorts. Despite the gentle nature of these landscapes, Bagetti was soon drawn to more dramatic subjects. He began painting battle scenes resulting from the recent war between the Kingdom of Sardinia and the French Republic in 1792. His extraordinary achievements did not go unnoticed and Bagetti was appointed by King Vittorio Amedeo III to design vedute and landscapes for the kingdom.
The beginning of the 19th century was a time of great change for Bagetti. His trip to Paris in 1798 brought him into the world of Napoleonic rule, for which he continued to work. The detail and mastery of his battle depictions, such as the Battle of Marengo, led him to be appointed geoengineer to the Napoleonic government. He received special recognition for his "Veduta d'Italia dalle Alpi," for which he was awarded the Legion of Honor medal. Bagetti's art thus became not only a witness to history, but also an integral part of it. Today, we honor his impressive legacy with the highest quality fine art prints of his work, capturing his remarkable ability to capture the drama and scale of the battles and landscapes of his time.
With the fall of Napoleon, Bagetti returned to Italy and found his old duties as a professor at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts. But the artist, once devoted to battle scenes, now turned to fictional landscapes, a commission from the Duke of Genoa and later King of Sardinia Carlo Felice. His attention now turned to the botanical and geological features of nature, which he incorporated into his works. For these masterpieces, which we carefully reproduce in our fine art prints, he was inducted by the Italian monarchs into the Order of Saints Maurice and Lazarus and the Order of Savoy. Bagetti's inspiring journey ended in Turin on April 29, 1831, but his vivid depictions of battle and peaceful landscapes live on in our detailed art prints. In this sense, each of our reproductions helps to preserve the memory of an artist whose works represent an inspiring synthesis of architecture, painting, and history.
The silence of dawn on April 14, 1764 in Turin was interrupted by the birth of an artist who was to be admired as both a painter and an architect - Giuseppe Pietro Bagetti. Under the guidance of Pietro Giacomo Palmieri, Bagetti developed his skills in painting, while his passion for music was strengthened by Bernardino Ottani at the Turin Conservatory. At a young age, in 1782, he obtained a prestigious position as architect of the Royal University and soon began to express his artistic inclinations in watercolor vedute of coastal resorts. Despite the gentle nature of these landscapes, Bagetti was soon drawn to more dramatic subjects. He began painting battle scenes resulting from the recent war between the Kingdom of Sardinia and the French Republic in 1792. His extraordinary achievements did not go unnoticed and Bagetti was appointed by King Vittorio Amedeo III to design vedute and landscapes for the kingdom.
The beginning of the 19th century was a time of great change for Bagetti. His trip to Paris in 1798 brought him into the world of Napoleonic rule, for which he continued to work. The detail and mastery of his battle depictions, such as the Battle of Marengo, led him to be appointed geoengineer to the Napoleonic government. He received special recognition for his "Veduta d'Italia dalle Alpi," for which he was awarded the Legion of Honor medal. Bagetti's art thus became not only a witness to history, but also an integral part of it. Today, we honor his impressive legacy with the highest quality fine art prints of his work, capturing his remarkable ability to capture the drama and scale of the battles and landscapes of his time.
With the fall of Napoleon, Bagetti returned to Italy and found his old duties as a professor at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts. But the artist, once devoted to battle scenes, now turned to fictional landscapes, a commission from the Duke of Genoa and later King of Sardinia Carlo Felice. His attention now turned to the botanical and geological features of nature, which he incorporated into his works. For these masterpieces, which we carefully reproduce in our fine art prints, he was inducted by the Italian monarchs into the Order of Saints Maurice and Lazarus and the Order of Savoy. Bagetti's inspiring journey ended in Turin on April 29, 1831, but his vivid depictions of battle and peaceful landscapes live on in our detailed art prints. In this sense, each of our reproductions helps to preserve the memory of an artist whose works represent an inspiring synthesis of architecture, painting, and history.
.jpg "Battle of Dego, attack by Massena and Laharpe divisions, April 14 by Giuseppe Pietro Bagetti")
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_Passage_of_French_artillery_by_night_under_t_-_(MeisterDrucke-972485).jpg "First Italian Campaign (1796-1797): Passage of French artillery, by night, under the Fort of Bard, occupied by the Austrians on 21 May 1800 by Giuseppe Pietro Bagetti")
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.jpg "Battle of Marengo, June 14 by Giuseppe Pietro Bagetti")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1109799).jpg "Landscape with Waterfall by Giuseppe Pietro Bagetti")
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.jpg "Genoa Being Bombarded by English Fleet, 25 May 1800 by Giuseppe Pietro Bagetti")
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.jpg "Fort de la Ceva on April 16, 1796 by Giuseppe Pietro Bagetti")
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.jpg "View of the heights of Montenotte - Generals Massena and Laharp looking at the attack, April 12 by Giuseppe Pietro Bagetti")
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_Napo_-_(MeisterDrucke-1103860).jpg "French army crosses Scrivia, Napoleonic wars by Giuseppe Pietro Bagetti")
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.jpg "Napoleon Enters Milan by Giuseppe Pietro Bagetti")
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.jpg "Battle of Marengo, June 14 by Giuseppe Pietro Bagetti")
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.jpg "Battle of Fombio by Giuseppe Pietro Bagetti")
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_Nice_premier_quartier_general_d_-_(MeisterDrucke-1002226).jpg "Entry of General Napoleon Bonaparte to Nice, 28 March 1796 by Giuseppe Pietro Bagetti")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1117141).jpg "Rocky Landscape with Trees Uprooted by Giuseppe Pietro Bagetti")
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_watercolour_on_paper_-_(MeisterDrucke-1110171).jpg "Allegory of Napoleon by Giuseppe Pietro Bagetti")
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_24x32_cm_-_(MeisterDrucke-1110820).jpg "Mountain Landscape by Giuseppe Pietro Bagetti")
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.jpg "Prise De Dego by Giuseppe Pietro Bagetti")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1103529).jpg "Fantastic landscape by Giuseppe Pietro Bagetti")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1110818).jpg "Snow Covered Alpine Pass by Giuseppe Pietro Bagetti")
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.jpg "Crossing of the Brenta by Giuseppe Pietro Bagetti")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1401725).jpg "The Walnut Tree in Benevento (the Witches")
_The_French_of_the_army_of_Napoleon_Bonaparte_-_(MeisterDrucke-961694).jpg "The French Army of Napoleon Forcing the Enemy to Abandon the Fortified Defile of La Clusse by Giuseppe Pietro Bagetti")
.jpg "Saint Michael")
.jpg "Full Moon Over the Sea, 1800-1810 by Giuseppe Pietro Bagetti")