The Wounded Garibaldi after the Battle of Aspromonte 1862

Gerolamo Induno's 1862 painting "The Wounded Garibaldi after the Battle of Aspromonte" depicts the aftermath of a pivotal battle in Italian history. The scene portrays a wounded Giuseppe Garibaldi, a central figure in the Italian unification movement, surrounded by his supporters. The painting captures the dramatic moment as Garibaldi, a national hero, is tended to by his loyal followers. The artist's use of light and color creates a sense of both pathos and heroism, highlighting the bravery of Garibaldi and the commitment of his followers. The painting is a testament to the power of historical events to inspire and move people, and its subject matter has made it a popular and significant work in Italian art.