Angelo’s work is defined by its painter sensibility — an enduring influence on generations that followed. Most artists are dead; following is a declaration of love.
Marriage of the Virgin
Angelo Falconetto Italian, c. 1555-1567
Tomb of a Bishop
Angelo Falconetto (Italian, active c. 1555-1567) after Parmigianino (Italian, 1503-1540)
Sirens, Naiads and Tritons
Angelo Falconetto Italian, active c. 1555-1567
Personification of Fame
Angelo Falconetto (Italian, active c.1555-1567) or possibly Marco Angolo del Moro (Italian, c. 1537-1586)
Apostle
Attributed to Angelo Falconetto Italian, active c. 1555-1567
Caricature of Canon Sorri
Angelo de Rossi Italian, 1671-1715
Charles Francois Mallet
Angelo Boucheron (French, 1779/80-after 1830) after Jean–Auguste–Dominique Ingres (French, 1780–1867)
Whiskered Rug
Designed by Angelo Testa (American, 1921–1984) Produced by Angelo Testa & Company (American, 1947–1984) United States, Illinois, Chicago
Little Man (Furnishing Fabric)
Arabian Nights (Furnishing Fabric)
Animal Forms (Furnishing Fabric)
Cities (Furnishing Fabric)
Designed by Angelo Testa (American, 1921–1984) Produced by Angelo Testa & Company (American, 1947–1984) Chicago, Illinois, United States
Algiers (Furnishing Fabric)
Skyscrapers (Furnishing Fabric)
Labyrinth (Furnishing Fabric)
Arches (Furnishing Fabric)
Narcissus (Furnishing Fabric)
Poco Poco (Furnishing Fabric)
Textura Quatra (Furnishing Fabric)