Giberto Borromeo

Giberto Borromeo was an artist whose documented professional activity spanned the period from 1865 to 1889. The artist’s known output, as represented in major institutional holdings, consists primarily of landscape prints.

Five of Borromeo’s prints are preserved in museum collections, most notably at the National Gallery of Art. These works confirm a focus on Italian topography and natural settings, particularly the region surrounding Lago Maggiore. Documented titles include the descriptive works Aux Iles Borromeo [Lago maggiore] (On the Borromean Islands [Lago Maggiore]), Isola Bella, and Forest on Lago Maggiore [Foresta sul Lago Maggiore]. Other subjects include coastal scenes such as Castellammare, alongside more generalized landscape studies like Woodland with a Stream Running Through.

The inclusion of Giberto Borromeo prints in the National Gallery of Art collection confirms their historical significance. As these works are now part of the public domain, the imagery is often available as downloadable artwork for scholars and researchers. These historical compositions are frequently reproduced today as high-quality prints, preserving the integrity of the original graphic material.