Angelo Zoffoli: A Romantic Visionary of Italian Court Life Angelo Zoffoli (1860-1910) stands as a significant, yet often overlooked, figure in late 19th and early 20th century Italian art. Born into a family with strong artistic connections – his father was a renowned painter – Zoffoli’s career unfolded primarily in Rome, where he dedicated himself to capturing the elegance and intrigue of aristocratic society. His work isn't merely a record of historical events; it’s a deeply romanticized portrayal of courtly life, imbued with a sense of theatrical drama and psychological depth rarely found…