Hermann David Salomon Corrodi

Hermann David Salomon Corrodi was born on July 1, 1844 in Zurich, Switzerland. He was an important 19th-century painter, best known for his landscape paintings and oriental scenes. Corrodi came from a family of artists; his father, Salomon Corrodi, was also a respected painter. This artistic environment shaped his early development and eventually led him to the prestigious Accademia di Belle Arti in Rome, where he received his formal education.

Corrodi spent much of his life in Italy, particularly in Rome, where he devoted himself to painting landscapes and historical scenes. His works are known for their detailed depiction and masterful use of light and shadow. Corrodi traveled extensively, which gave him the opportunity to study and capture a variety of landscapes and cultures in his paintings. His travels to the Middle East and North Africa in particular inspired him to create a series of paintings depicting the oriental life and landscapes of these regions.

His works were well received by art collectors and were exhibited throughout Europe. Corrodi was a valued artist of his time and received numerous awards and honors. He was a member of the Royal Academy in London and the Accademia di San Luca in Rome. His paintings were collected by royalty and nobles, including Queen Victoria of England, which further cemented his international reputation.

Interesting fact:

Corrodi was not only a talented painter, but also a shrewd businessman. He knew how to successfully market his artwork and maintained close relationships with his wealthy clients, which helped him finance his career and lifestyle.

Important works of art & pictures by Hermann David Salomon Corrodi:

1. "The Nile at Luxor" (unknown year)
2. "View of the Tiber with Saint Peter's Basilica" (unknown year)
3. "The Colosseum, Rome" (unknown year)
4. "A Market Scene in Cairo" (unknown year)
5. "The Grand Canal, Venice" (unknown year)
6. "The Bay of Naples" (unknown year)
7. "The Forum, Rome" (unknown year)
8. "The Pyramids of Giza" (unknown year)
9. "The Acropolis, Athens" (unknown year)
10. "The Temple of Karnak" (unknown year)