Telemaco Signorini Prints – Working Figures, Streets & Tuscan Light

Telemaco Signorini prints bring working bodies, narrow streets and architectural openings into strongly divided areas of light and shade. A low horizon or a tall doorway can determine how the figures occupy the scene. Explore the collection alongside figurative prints, architecture art and landscape views.

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The towpath by Telemaco Signorini
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Waiting by Telemaco Signorini
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Unable to wait (The letter) by Telemaco Signorini
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Tuscan artillery at Montechiaro by Telemaco Signorini
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The merchant of La Spezia by Telemaco Signorini
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The ghetto of Florence by Telemaco Signorini
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The descendants of Leonardo by Telemaco Signorini
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Settignano by Telemaco Signorini
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Piancastagnaio by Telemaco Signorini
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Figures on the stairs at Pian Castagnaio by Telemaco Signorini
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Siena Cathedral by Telemaco Signorini
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Children caught in their sleep by Telemaco Signorini
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Bapin del Lilela by Telemaco Signorini
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A street of Ravenna by Telemaco Signorini
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Bodies leaning into a shared task

The Towpath places a line of working figures low against a broad blue sky. Their forward bends and the repeated angles of their legs create a continuous movement across the narrow strip of ground. The open distance makes the bodily effort particularly clear without a crowded surrounding setting.

A street enclosed by high façades

The Ghetto of Florence looks along a narrow, occupied passage between tall buildings. Small figures and market objects fill the lower space, while the walls rise into a much lighter opening above. The strong enclosure gives the everyday activity a different scale from the exposed figures on the towpath.

The view through an architectural opening

Siena Cathedral frames a glimpse of pale buildings through an ornate pointed doorway. Shadowed stone surrounds the brighter view, with the carved edge becoming a subject in itself. Compare the defined opening with the less regular gap between the façades of the busy street scene.

Related artists and collections

Compare everyday streets in Jean-François Raffaëlli, working figures in Gustave Courbet and open-air observation in Camille Pissarro. Further architecture and cityscapes follows the buildings and passages, while figurative art develops the postures, tasks and encounters within the collection.

Read more in our Jean-François Raffaëlli’s everyday scenes.