Locations of ⁨Ettore Tito⁩'s works

Birth	December 17, 1859, Castellammare di Stabia
Death	June 26, 1941, Venice
Movements	Symbolism, Realism

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Locations of the works

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  Musée d'Orsay (2)

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  • Chioggia

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    Year	1898
    Dimensions	62.8 cm × 45.5 cm
    Materials	Oil Paint, Canvas
    Copyright	Public Domain

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  • The Bath

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    Year	1909
    Dimensions	90.3 cm × 108.3 cm
    Materials	Oil Paint, Canvas
    Genres	Nude
    Copyright	Public Domain

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  Museum of Fine Arts Boston (1)

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  • Breezy day in Venice

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    Year	1895
    Dimensions	80.6 cm × 54 cm
    Materials	Oil Paint, Canvas
    Copyright	Public Domain

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  Brooklyn Museum (1)

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  • Oxen Plowing

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    Year	1911
    Dimensions	176.2 cm × 67 cm
    Materials	Oil Paint, Linen
    Copyright	Public Domain

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  Ca' Pesaro (1)

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  • Portrait of the Marchioness Malacrida

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    Year	1926
    Dimensions	100.5 cm × 200 cm
    Materials	Oil Paint, Panel
    Genres	Portrait
    Copyright	Public Domain

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  Vasari Corridor (1)

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  • Self-portrait (1919)

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    Year	1919
    Dimensions	65.5 cm × 83 cm
    Materials	Oil Paint, Canvas
    Genres	Self-Portrait
    Copyright	Public Domain

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  National Museum of Fine Arts, Argentina (1)

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  • Descent from the cross

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    Year	1911
    Dimensions	224 cm × 300.5 cm
    Materials	Oil Paint, Canvas
    Genres	Religious Art
    Copyright	Public Domain

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  Museum of Fine Arts Ghent (MSK) (1)

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  • Asiago (Vicenza)

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    Year	1894
    Dimensions	121 cm × 86.5 cm
    Materials	Oil Paint, Canvas
    Copyright	Public Domain

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