Collection: Ignace Spiridon

Ignace Spiridon, born in Rom in 1848, was an artist active until his death in 1930.

The Art Institute of Chicago holds works by Spiridon, including a 'Self-Portrait' (1878) and 'Les Chats' (1870), suggesting an engagement with both portraiture and animal subjects. He also depicted historical themes, as seen in 'Death of Seneca'.