Artist Monograph

Felice Beato, Italian

Felice Beato is represented by 93 works in MoMA's permanent collection, with 8 additional public-domain records at The Met, classified as italian, with dated works spanning 1858–1860.

Italian, 1825–1903

Authority records:
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Medium & Technique Profile

Primary media across the MoMA holdings

Medium Works at MoMA Share
Printmaking 93 100%

Technique range

MoMA’s records for Felice Beato cover a single medium: Printmaking.

Collection Distribution: MoMA & The Met

Works held at MoMA

MoMA holds a substantial body of 93 works produced between 1858 and 1860 attributed to Felice Beato, representing verified accession records curated by the museum’s Department of Painting and Sculpture and sister departments.

Works held at The Metropolitan Museum

The Met Open Access collection includes 8 public-domain records associated with Felice Beato. All are freely reproducible under CC0.

Cultural Context & Contemporaries

National context

Felice Beato is catalogued under Italian nationality. See the full Italian artists hub.

Contemporaries among Italian artists

  1. 284
    Alighiero Boetti
    works at MoMA
  2. 201
    Maurizio Cattelan
    works at MoMA
  3. 187
    Lauretta Vinciarelli
    works at MoMA
  4. 130
    Luigi Ghirri
    works at MoMA
  5. 111
    Giorgio de Chirico
    works at MoMA

Lifespan & active period

Lifespan: 1825–1903 (78 years). Artistic production is attributed within this window.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many works by Felice Beato are in MoMA?

MoMA's catalogue lists 93 works attributed to Felice Beato.

Are works by Felice Beato in the public domain?

Yes. The Met Open Access collection includes 8 CC0 records for Felice Beato, free to reproduce.

What medium did Felice Beato primarily work in?

Based on MoMA's holdings, Felice Beato's most represented medium is Printmaking.

What nationality is Felice Beato?

Felice Beato is catalogued as Italian in MoMA's Artists index.

When were Felice Beato's works created?

Dated works in MoMA + Met for Felice Beato span 1858 to 1860.