Nicola Cianfanelli

He painted the sipario theater curtain of the Niccolini Theater in Florence with a depiction of a passage from the poetry of Pulci, La giostra di Lorenzo il Magnifico col Borromeo sulla piazza di Santa Croce.

He painted an oil canvas depicting the Adoration of the Magi for the church of Santa Felicita in Florence.

He frescoed scenes from I Promessi Sposi for the walls of a room in the royal palace (Palazzina della Meridiana di Boboli) in Florence.

He was commissioned to complete lunettes for the Tribune of Galileo (built in 1841 at present site of La Specola Museum): he completed Leonardo presents mathematician Luca Pacioli to Lodovico il Moro, but left the other lunette as a study with Volta experiments his discovery of the battery to Napoleon.

He also painted for Villa Puccini in Pistoia: Cellini presents to Cosimo I and Eleonora of Toledo the model of Perseus.