Gerolamo Induno

Gerolamo Induno (1825-1890) was an Italian painter, born and died in Milan. Known for his genre paintings, Induno depicted scenes of everyday life, often focusing on women and domestic settings. His works, like the "The Letter" (1861), "The Wait" (1862), and "Portrait of a Lady in Blue" (1862), are characterized by a detailed realism and a poignant sense of emotion, capturing the quiet moments and intimate feelings of his subjects. Induno's work is often associated with the Italian Realist movement, although he incorporated elements of Romanticism and Symbolism. His paintings resonated with audiences for their portrayal of relatable human experiences, establishing him as a significant figure in 19th-century Italian art.