Ritratto di Angelo Rizzoli

The former Martinitt, Angelo Rizzoli, who was at the orphanage from 1897 to 1906 is, portrayed by painter Dudreville in a full-length, elegantly dressed figure with a dark suit, bow tie, and hat. Rizzoli has his hands in his pockets and a proud expression. Dudreville painted the portrait in 1931 following a substantial donation from the benefactor to the Martinitt institute of 100,000 lire, the first of a long series of contributions to the Milanese orphanage.