Luigi Ademollo Collection

Noah's Warning about the Coming Flood Goes Unheeded. Creator: Luigi Ademollo
Noah's Warning about the Coming Flood Goes Unheeded

Moses and Aaron before Pharaoh, with the Rods Turned into Serpents. Creator: Luigi Ademollo
Moses and Aaron before Pharaoh, with the Rods Turned into Serpents

Moses and the Brazen Serpent. Creator: Luigi Ademollo
Moses and the Brazen Serpent

Moses Drawing Water From the Rock. Creator: Luigi Ademollo
Moses Drawing Water From the Rock

The Body of Hadrian Lying in State next to His Mausoleum, late 18th-early 19th century

The Ashes of Trajan Carried in a Triumphal Procession. Creator: Luigi Ademollo
The Ashes of Trajan Carried in a Triumphal Procession

The Sack of the Temple at Jerusalem, c. 1838. Creator: Luigi Ademollo
The Sack of the Temple at Jerusalem, c. 1838

An Antique Sacrifice, 1820s. Creator: Luigi Ademollo
An Antique Sacrifice, 1820s

Luigi Ademollo, Italian (1764-1849), Moses and Aaron before Pharaoh, with the Rods Turned into Serpents, pen and black ink, with black wash and white gouache on wove paper

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Luigi Ademollo was an Italian painter known for his exquisite historical and mythological paintings. Born in 1764, he studied under the renowned artist Jacques-Louis David in Paris before returning to Italy to establish himself as a prominent figure in the Neoclassical art movement. Ademollo's works often depicted scenes from ancient mythology and history, showcasing his meticulous attention to detail and skillful use of light and shadow. His compositions were praised for their dramatic intensity and emotional depth, capturing the essence of each subject with precision. Throughout his career, Ademollo received numerous commissions from churches, palaces, and private collectors seeking his expertise in creating stunning frescoes and canvases. His work can be found in museums across Europe, where it continues to inspire admiration for its beauty and craftsmanship. Despite facing challenges during his lifetime, including financial struggles and political unrest in Italy, Ademollo remained dedicated to his craft until his death in 1849. Today, he is remembered as a masterful artist whose legacy lives on through the timeless beauty of his paintings.