Italian, 1615–1673
Salvator Rosa (1615–1673) was an Italian Baroque painter, poet, and printmaker, born in Arenella near Naples. He became widely known for his romantic landscapes and history paintings, often depicting wild, dramatic nature and unusual subjects from the Bible, mythology, and philosophy. Active in Naples, Rome, and Florence, Rosa also produced battle scenes, allegories, and self-portraits, and was recognized for his satirical writings and flamboyant character. His innovative landscapes influenced the Romantic movement, and his reputation experienced renewed interest in the late 20th century.
Sources: Wikipedia (en): Salvator Rosa · Wikidata Q359421
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