Fyodor (Fidelio) Antonovich Bruni
(Russian: Федор (Фиделио) Антонович Бруни) (June 10, 1799, Milan -
August 30 (N.S. September 11), 1875, Saint Petersburg) was a Russian
painter of Italian descent.
Fyodor Bruni studied in Rome, but
returned to Saint Petersburg, where he eventually became director of
the Academy of Fine Arts. His principal works are The Death of
Camilla , Christ in the Garden of Gethsemane, The Brazen Serpent,
and various figures in the Cathedral of St. Isaac. From 1866 till
his death, he superintended the School of Mosaics at Saint
Petersburg.
The Virgin and Child
1858
Vakhant
Bacchant Giving Cupid a Drink
1828
The Russian Museum, St. Petersburg, Russia
Prayer of the bowl
The Ministry of Angels
1854
Nehushtan
1841
565x852 cm
The State Russian Museum, St. Petersburg, Russia
Portrait of Z.A. Volkonskaya
Apostle John
The Virgin and Child, rest on
their way to Egypt
1838
Saint Cecilia
1825
The State Russian Museum, St. Petersburg, Russia
The Great Martyr Saint Catherine
1841
The State Radishchev Museum of Fine Arts, Saratov, Russia
The Virgin and Child in the roses
1843
The Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow, Russia
The death of Camille, the sisters
of Horace
1824
350x526,5 cm
The State Russian Museum, St. Petersburg, Russia
Madonna With Child
1835
Self-Portrait
1810s
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