Drawing for the portrait to His Royal Highness Vittorio EmanueleRomualdo Frederico Locatelli · 1938
Expressionism
1938
Romualdo Frederico Locatelli (1905 – 1943)
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About this artwork
- Title: Drawing for the portrait to His Royal Highness Vittorio Emanuele
- Artist: Romualdo Frederico Locatelli
- Year: 1938
- Format: Portrait
- Copyright status: Public domain
- Movement: Expressionism
- Color hue: Golden Yellow Range
- Perceived brightness: brilliant
Questions & Answers
Is "Drawing for the portrait to His Royal Highness Vittorio Emanuele" by Romualdo Frederico Locatelli in the public domain?
"Drawing for the portrait to His Royal Highness Vittorio Emanuele" by Romualdo Frederico Locatelli is in the public domain - its copyright has expired. This status governs how the image of the work may be reproduced.
What are the author and date of "Drawing for the portrait to His Royal Highness Vittorio Emanuele"?
The author of "Drawing for the portrait to His Royal Highness Vittorio Emanuele" is Romualdo Frederico Locatelli, and the work is dated 1938.
How old was Romualdo Frederico Locatelli when creating "Drawing for the portrait to His Royal Highness Vittorio Emanuele" in 1938?
Romualdo Frederico Locatelli made "Drawing for the portrait to His Royal Highness Vittorio Emanuele" at the age of 33. The artist was born in 1905 and the work is dated 1938.
In what year was "Drawing for the portrait to His Royal Highness Vittorio Emanuele" by Romualdo Frederico Locatelli created?
The creation of "Drawing for the portrait to His Royal Highness Vittorio Emanuele" by Romualdo Frederico Locatelli is dated 1938.
Who created "Drawing for the portrait to His Royal Highness Vittorio Emanuele"?
The artist behind "Drawing for the portrait to His Royal Highness Vittorio Emanuele" is Romualdo Frederico Locatelli. The work is catalogued under Romualdo Frederico Locatelli's name.
How do movement and era meet in "Drawing for the portrait to His Royal Highness Vittorio Emanuele" by Romualdo Frederico Locatelli?
"Drawing for the portrait to His Royal Highness Vittorio Emanuele" by Romualdo Frederico Locatelli is placed in the Expressionism movement, within the Modern era of its creator.
Is "Drawing for the portrait to His Royal Highness Vittorio Emanuele" more bright or more dark overall?
"Drawing for the portrait to His Royal Highness Vittorio Emanuele" by Romualdo Frederico Locatelli is recorded as brilliant, with a bright balance luminance.