When did Neapolitan 17th Century live?

Neapolitan 17th Century lived from 1612 to 1666.

What movement was Neapolitan 17th Century part of?

Neapolitan 17th Century was part of the Baroque movement.

Where can I see paintings by Neapolitan 17th Century?

Paintings by Neapolitan 17th Century are held by National Gallery of Art.

Neapolitan 17th Century · Artifact World Gallery

1612–1666

Neapolitan 17th Century was a Baroque artist. 2 works are cataloged here, principally at National Gallery of Art.

This artist made ink drawings crowded with dramatic scenes. One sheet piles up a soldier drawing his sword, a crucifix, and odd creatures all in quick, scratchy lines. Another shows the Virgin and Child suddenly appearing before two nuns, the figures ghosted in soft gray washes. In both works you feel the hand moving fast across the page, layering faith, violence, and strangeness. Tap Sheet of Studies with a Soldier Drawing a Sword to see how they piled so much into one sheet.

Works by Neapolitan 17th Century

Sheet of Studies with a Soldier Drawing a Sword, a Crucifix, Monstrous Animals, and Other Figures
The Virgin and Child Appearing to Two Female Monastics

Collections represented

Museum

National Gallery of Art

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