The Injured Garibaldi in the Aspromonte Mountains

Why it's great

The Italian hero Giuseppe Garibaldi is wounded in 1862 at Aspromonte while trying to march on Rome, and his red-shirted followers gather around him. Gerolamo Induno painted the scene.

🏛️ Part of history

The Unification of Italy & Germany (1815–1871) — The Italian hero Giuseppe Garibaldi is wounded in 1862 at Aspromonte while trying to march on Rome, and his red-shirted followers gather around him.

Where to see it

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Hang it on your wall

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About the artist

Gerolamo Induno

1825–1890 · born in Milan

Gerolamo Induno was an Italian painter born in Milan in 1825. He fought for Italian independence in the 1840s and 1850s, joined Garibaldi and painted scenes of battles and ordinary people during the Risorgimento. He died in Milan in 1890.