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Anna Risi (14 July 1839 – 18 May 1900), nicknamed Nanna, was a popular Italian art model. She was a muse and mistress of German painter Anselm Feuerbach, who admired her beauty so much that he painted her at least twenty times.
1 de nov. de 2022 · Also known as Nanna Risi, she was painted by Jean-Léon Gérôme and sculpted by lesser-known American Emma Stebbins and Jean-Baptiste Clesinger, finally becoming a grand muse to painters Lord ...
Feuerbach's imposing Italian model, Anna Risi, the wife of a Roman shoemaker, is found in many of his paintings. Her severe beauty suggests both a dominatrix and a nanny. In Miriam, she poses as Moses' sister, striking a tambourine to celebrate the safe crossing of the Red Sea.
Anna Risi, anche nota con il soprannome Nanna (Genzano di Roma, 14 luglio 1839 – Roma, 18 maggio 1900), è stata una modella italiana. Nel corso della sua carriera fece da modella per vari pittori importanti e per cinque anni fu la musa e l'amante del pittore tedesco Anselm Feuerbach .
Anna Risi es la esposa de un simple zapatero del barrio artesanal de Trastevere en Roma. Ya ha posado para varios pintores, como Richard G. Dorment o Frederic Leighton, cuando Feuerbach la conoció en marzo o en Abril 1860. Escribe que ella es el modelo que buscaba para su Ifigenia o para su Banquete de Platón.
Like the other “German Romans”, he devoted himself to the art of antiquity and strove to uphold classical ideals. In 1860 Anna Risi became his primary model, and he lived with her for a few years. Starting in 1865 he repeatedly left Rome for visits to Germany, and in 1872 he was appointed a professor at the Vienna Academy.
Feuerbach used the same woman as his model for Alcibiades’ two female companions in the second version of his painting entitled Plato’s Banquet (1873, Nationalgalerie, Berlin).She was a Venetian by the name of Lucia Brunacci, who in 1866 had succeeded Anna Risi (‘Nanna’) – a native of Rome who, prior to leaving the artist, had served as his first famous model.
