After Annibale Carracci Collection

"After Annibale Carracci: A Journey through Time and Art" Step into the world of Annibale Carracci

After Annibale Carracci Collection: Christ Woman Samaria 1560-1609 Pen brown ink

Christ Woman Samaria 1560-1609 Pen brown ink
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After Annibale Carracci Collection: Saint Roch left distributing alms group people gathered

Saint Roch left distributing alms group people gathered
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After Annibale Carracci Collection: Saint Margaret Ponting Heaven Globe Next 1693

Saint Margaret Ponting Heaven Globe Next 1693
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After Annibale Carracci Collection: Drunken Silenus 1560-1609 Engraving Silver

Drunken Silenus 1560-1609 Engraving Silver
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After Annibale Carracci Collection: Characters Caricaturas April 1743 Etching second state

Characters Caricaturas April 1743 Etching second state
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After Annibale Carracci Collection: Domestic Scene Woman Warming Clothes Children

Domestic Scene Woman Warming Clothes Children
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After Annibale Carracci Collection: Characters Caricaturas April 1743 Etching first state

Characters Caricaturas April 1743 Etching first state
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After Annibale Carracci Collection: Hercules Omphale 1560-1609 Red black chalk

Hercules Omphale 1560-1609 Red black chalk
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After Annibale Carracci Collection: Gilles Demarteau the Elder after Rena Michel Slodtz after Annibale Carracci, French

Gilles Demarteau the Elder after Rena Michel Slodtz after Annibale Carracci, French
Gilles Demarteau the Elder after Rena© Michel Slodtz after Annibale Carracci, French (1722-1776), Satyr, chalk manner printed in red on laid paper

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"After Annibale Carracci: A Journey through Time and Art" Step into the world of Annibale Carracci, a renowned Italian artist whose works continue to captivate audiences centuries later. From his iconic Christ Woman Samaria in 1560-1609, depicted with meticulous pen brown ink strokes that bring out the depth of emotion, to the Saint Roch left distributing alms with a group of people gathered around him, showcasing Carracci's ability to capture human compassion and unity. Moving forward in time, we encounter Saint Margaret Ponting Heaven Globe Next in 1693. This masterpiece transports us to another realm as we witness Saint Margaret reaching towards heaven while holding a globe - an exquisite portrayal of faith and divine connection. Delving deeper into Carracci's repertoire, we come across Drunken Silenus from 1560-1609. Engraved on silver, this piece showcases Carracci's versatility as he explores different mediums. The intricate details highlight Silenus' intoxicated state and invite viewers to ponder upon themes of excess and indulgence. As our journey continues, we stumble upon Characters Caricaturas from April 1743 - an etching capturing various personalities in its second state. Through playful lines and exaggerated features, these caricatures offer glimpses into society during that era. Transitioning into domestic scenes, we encounter a tender moment captured by Characters Caricaturas (first state) from April 1743. Here we see a woman warming clothes for her children - a poignant depiction of maternal love amidst everyday life struggles. Returning to mythological themes reminiscent of Hercules Omphale from 1560-1609; red and black chalks dance across the paper creating dynamic contrasts between lightness and darkness. This artwork invites contemplation on power dynamics within relationships. Finally, Gilles Demarteau the Elder after Rena Michel Slodtz pays homage to Annibale Carracci through French interpretation.