Fyodor Bruni

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Fyodor Bruni was a 19th-century Russian-Italian painter known for his large-scale historical and religious works that became prominent in major imperial commissions.

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instanceOf Italian painter
Russian painter
history painter
human
painter
religious painter
awardReceived Order of St. Anna
surface form: Order of Saint Anna

Order of St. Vladimir
surface form: Order of Saint Vladimir
birthDate 1799-06-10
birthName Federico Bruni NERFINISHED
birthPlace Cisalpine Republic
Milan
burialPlace Smolensky Lutheran Cemetery
countryOfCitizenship Russian Empire
deathDate 1875-08-30
deathPlace St. Petersburg
surface form: Saint Petersburg
educatedAt Imperial Academy of Arts
employer Imperial Academy of Arts
ethnicGroup Italians
familyName Bruni
fieldOfWork fresco painting
painting
genre history painting
religious painting
givenName Fyodor NERFINISHED
influencedBy Italian Renaissance art
Neoclassicism
knownFor imperial commissions in Russia
large-scale historical paintings
large-scale religious paintings
languageOfWorkOrName Italian
Russian
movement Academic art
nativeLanguage Italian
notableWork The Apostle Peter in the House of Cornelius the Centurion
The Appearance of Christ to Mary Magdalene
Golden Calf
surface form: The Brazen Serpent

The Death of Camilla, Sister of Horatius
decorative paintings for the Winter Palace
frescoes in Saint Isaac's Cathedral
partOf Imperial Academy of Arts
surface form: Russian academic school of painting
positionHeld professor at the Imperial Academy of Arts
rector of painting at the Imperial Academy of Arts
religion Russian Orthodox Church
studentOf Andrey Ivanovich Ivanov NERFINISHED
workLocation Rome
St. Petersburg
surface form: Saint Petersburg

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