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Giulio Carpioni (1613-1678) was an Italian painter and draftsman known for his dynamic compositions, often characterized by the use of red chalk. His drawings, like the one depicting a scene with figures, demonstrate his skilled use of line and the energetic depiction of human bodies. He was active in Venice, and his works often feature religious themes, as seen in his etching depicting Saint Anthony of Padua with angels. Carpioni’s draftsmanship and skill in portraying dynamic poses influenced generations of artists.
Born
1613
Died
1678
Christ on the Mount of Olives
Giulio Carpioni
Artwork
Satyr (Back View)
Giulio Carpioni
n.d.
The Magdalen
Giulio Carpioni
n.d.
Water
Giulio Carpioni
1650
Madonna and Child with Rosaries
Giulio Carpioni
1650
Mythological Scene
Giulio Carpioni
1650
The Nativity
Giulio Carpioni
1650
Guardian Angel
Giulio Carpioni
1650
The Agony in the Garden
Giulio Carpioni
1650
The Holy Family with the Virgin Reading
Giulio Carpioni
1650
Magdalen in the Desert
Giulio Carpioni
1650
Saint Jerome in the Desert
Giulio Carpioni
1650
Madonna and Child with Saint John Doing Homage
Giulio Carpioni
1650
Saint Anthony of Padua
Giulio Carpioni
1650
The Sacrifice of Polyxena
Giulio Carpioni
1650