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Giulio Rosati (Rome, 1858 - Rome, 1917) was an Italian painter.

Biography

Giulio Rosati was an academic painter, mostly orientalist, member of the "Italian school".
He studied drawing and painting in Rome at the Academy of St. Luke since 1875, and had as teachers and academics Dario Querci Podesti Francis, then the Spanish painter Louis Alvarez Catala.

Orientalism, as a choice of subjects and painting style, soon became his favorite theme, especially the places and characters from the Maghreb of which he painted in a very colorful characters as if they were coming from a tale of adventure. On the other hand is not at all certain that he has traveled to the places he painted, and its documentation, therefore, not from direct experience, but from photographs or objects that could be found in those years in Rome, where he resided. [1]

Rose painted in oils, but far more often and effectively with the watercolor, which he mastered the technique. He was one of the most prolific Orientalist painters of the period between the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
His son, Albert (1895-1971) was a noted landscape painter.

Works

Bedouins who are preparing a raid
The examination of the saber
The choice of favorite
A newcomer
Selecting a favorite
A field in the desert
A stop in the desert
An Arab market
A rug merchant
An expedition crowned by success
Sellers of rugs
A lot of moultezim
A rider stops in front of an encampment of Bedouins
the debate

Marriage in 1700
Chess players

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