Salvator Rosa
1615
—
1673
Italy
Salvator Rosa (Italy, 1615–1673) was a Baroque painter and poet, born in Naples and died in Rome.
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Baroque
Biography:
Salvator Rosa was an Italian painter, poet, and printmaker born in 1615 and active until his death in 1673. He is associated with the Baroque art movement, known for his dramatic landscapes and imaginative scenes that often incorporated elements of the sublime and the grotesque. Rosa gained recognition for his ability to blend naturalism with a sense of theatricality, influencing subsequent generations of artists. He also engaged in political and philosophical themes, reflecting the tumultuous times of his life. His work remains significant in the study of Baroque art, showcasing a unique blend of emotion and intellect. Details about his early life and training are largely unknown.
