#Giuseppe Molteni

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Giuseppe Molteni

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Giuseppe Molteni (Italian, 1800-1867)

Ritratto di gentildonna con turbante

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Lamenting the Loss of a Loved One (19th century, oil on canvas) | Giuseppe Molteni

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Portrait of Marchese Antonio Visconti Aimi by Giuseppe Molteni, c. 1830–1835.

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Mother Mourning the Death of her Child, 1845 Giuseppe Molteni

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"The Derelict" or "Mother Mourning the Death of her Child"

1845, oil on canvas, 146 x 116 cm

Giuseppe Molteni (Italian,1800-1867)

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Giuseppe Molteni - Desolate at the Loss of her Lover, 1850.

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Antoinette

“Olhos grandes, tristes, escuros e ausentes. Crioula de pura descendência inglesa, será, mas eles não são nem ingleses nem tão pouco europeus.”

Jean Rhys, “Vasto Mar de Sargaços”; pintura de Giuseppe Molteni.

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Giuseppe Molteni

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Desolate at the Loss of Her Lover, art by Giuseppe Molteni (1850)

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me when i have to work to make money & live

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Giuseppe Molteni (Italian, 1800-1867)

La festa ad un’immagine di Maria Vergine in campo aperto nella Brianza

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The Confession (1838, oil on canvas) | Giuseppe Molteni

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this is your psa from someone who just fucked up

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Image description: The painting "La Confessione," by Giuseppe Molteni, depicting a woman at confession with a priest. Text is overlaid on the painting, implying a conversation between the two. The woman says, "Father, forgive me, for I have sinned." The priest responds, "What have you done, my child?" The woman says, "Something terrible..." and the priest replies, "Do not worry, God will forgive all in His infinite mercy." The woman then confesses, "I used my fabric scissors to cut paper," to which the priest says, "Oh. Yeah you're definitely going to hell for that one, sorry." End ID.

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Giuseppe Molteni - Mother Mourning the Death of her Child (1845)

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Image description: An image based on Giuseppe Molteni's "La Confesione", it depicts Lapin seated within a confession booth listening to a young Caramelinda. Caramelinda is weeping and clutching her hands together as she leans up to the screen. Lapin is listening intently with a saddened expression. End description.

How can I tell you the truth when I don't know which version you want to hear?