Federigo Pedulli (Brisighella, February 15, 1860- after 1938) was an Italian painter, mainly of watercolor vedute of exterior and interior scenes.
In the early twentieth century an anonymous artist completed the scheme, based on eighteenth-century vedute illustrating the villa at Careggi, that at Cerreto Guidi and Poggio Imperiale, which in the sixteenth century was still the Villa di Poggio Baroncelli.
The American statesman Hamilton Fish bought his Vallata Chamounix, and the American businessman W. B. Astor, his Lago di Thun; Louise, lady Ashburton, Dendur in Egypt and Paestum; the Boston mayor Martin Brimmer, his Lago di Como and Venice, and Count Palfy, his Vedute of Orvieto.
This genre of landscape originated in Flanders, where artists such as Paul Brill painted vedute as early as the 16th century.