Caravaggio - Artists

Spain, Milan

1571 - 1610

Caravaggio

Explore Caravaggio (1571-1610): Baroque master of realism & tenebrism. Dramatic religious scenes, intense chiaroscuro, and a revolutionary style that influenced Rubens & Rembrandt.

1610 - 1690

David Teniers Ii Le Jeune

Explore the vibrant genre paintings of David Teniers II, a Flemish master known for peasant scenes, tavern life & historical art. Discover his legacy as a key figure in 17th-century Antwerp!

Initially Mannerist, evolving to incorporate elements of Caravaggio's naturalism. Characterized by bright colors, dramatic compositions, a lighter palette, precise detail, and an elegant, courtly style in later works.

France, Coulommiers

1591 - 1632

Valentin De Boulogne

Explore Valentin de Boulogne’s tenebrist paintings! French artist known for dramatic light & dark contrasts, Caravaggio influence, & scenes of fortune-telling.

Italy, Viterbo

1610 - 1662

Giovanni Francesco Romanelli

Explore the vibrant Baroque paintings of Giovanni Francesco Romanelli! Known for vivid colors & detail, his works—including 'Ceres' & 'Hercules'—grace the Louvre.

Italy, Ostiano

1582 - 1622

Bartolomeo Manfredi

Bartolomeo Manfredi (1582-1622) was a key Italian Caravaggisti painter known for dramatic chiaroscuro, naturalism & low-life genre scenes. Influential in spreading Caravaggio's legacy to France & the Netherlands.

Italy, Florence

1576 - 1638

Vicente Carducho

Explore Vicente Carducho (1576-1638), a Florentine painter who defined Spanish Baroque art! Known for dramatic religious scenes & critiques of Caravaggio. Discover his legacy!

Italy, Venice

1579 - 1620

Carlo Saraceni

Carlo Saraceni (1579-1620) was an Italian early-Baroque painter known for his dramatic tenebrism, influenced by Caravaggio & Adam Elsheimer. Explore his religious scenes, landscapes, and works in Rome's Palazzo del Quirinale.

Italy, Naples

1578 - 1635

Giovanni Battista Caracciolo

Giovanni Battista Caracciolo (1578-1635): Explore the dramatic Caravaggism of this Neapolitan master. Known for tenebrism, religious scenes & blending Baroque classicism, he founded the Neapolitan school of painting.

Italy, Rome

1566 - 1643

Giovanni Baglione

Giovanni Baglione (1566-1643): Italian Baroque painter & historian. Known for late Mannerist style, Caravaggio influence, and *Le Vite*, a key source on 17thC Roman artists.

Germany, Anrath

1595 - 1650

Herman Doomer

Herman Doomer (1595-1650) was a Dutch Golden Age furniture & frame maker renowned for his innovative use of materials like ebony, baleen, and mother-of-pearl. Celebrated for his craftsmanship, he's also known as the subject of a portrait by Rembrandt

Spain, Milan

Italy, Tuscany

France, Coulommiers

Italy, Viterbo

Italy, Ostiano

Italy, Florence

Italy, Venice

Italy, Naples

Italy, Rome

Germany, Anrath

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