Lorenzo Lippi

Lorenzo Lippi ( May 3, 1606 Florence, † April 15, 1665 ) was an Italian painter and poet of the Baroque period.

He belonged to the school of painting, Matteo Rosseli, but was also strongly influenced by Santi di Tito, at the style of the natural character representation, it kept very strong. With 40 years he married Elisabetta, daughter of the wealthy sculptor Gianfrancesco Susini. Except for a stay as court painter in Innsbruck (1647-1649), where he had been summoned by Claudia de Medici, he spent his life in Florence. In his time, he wrote a parody Innsbruck Il Malmantile racquistato under the pseudonym Perlone Zipoli. Posterity especially appreciated his small poetic oeuvre.

Works

  • Jacob at the well, canvas 232 x 342cm, Pitti Gallery, Florence
  • Triumph of David, canvas 232 x 342cm, Pitti Gallery, Florence
  • The Crucifixion, 1647, canvas 362 x 191cm, Museo di San Marco, Venice
  • Lot and his daughters, canvas 127 x 164cm, Collezione Ferroni Verona
  • Allegory of Music, canvas 86 x 72cm, Rome
  • Christ and the Samaritan Woman, 1644 Canvas 186 x 176cm, Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna
  • The divine Trinity, in 1665, the Abbey of Vallombrosa altarpiece

Lot and his daughters

Madonna with Child and St.. John

The Divine Trinity

Rinaldo in the Enchanted Forest ( workshop of Lorenzo Lippi )

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