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Domenico Fetti
1589-1623 Italy/Baroque
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Brief Biography-Domenico Fetti was born in Rome, where Ludovico Cigoli was his master. However, Giulio Romano'sworks primarily influenced him when he went to Mantua with Cardinal Ferdinando Gonzaga, later the Duke of Mantua. The duke patronised him and subsequently appointed him as Court Painter. Unfortunately, the frescoes he painted in Mantua were not up to his oil paintings. In 1621, Fetti went to Venice and lived there for the remainder of his life. Venetian art influenced him much, and with his admiration for Elsheimer and Rubens, he produced small genre scenes. His themes were Mythological and Biblical. He died in Venice in 1623. |
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David

Margharita
Gonzaga

Melancholy

David with Head
of Goliath

David with Head
of Goliath 2

Artemisias Mourning
for Mausolus

Federico
Gonzaga II

Parable of
Vineyard

Parable of Lost
Dracma

Galatea and
Polyphemus

Jacob's Dream
of the Ladder

Hero and Leander

Repentant Saint
Mary Magdalene

Parable of the
Exquisite Pearl

Moses before the
Burning Bush

Parable of the
Mote
and the Beam

Parable of the
Lost Drachma 2

Parable of the
Prodigal Son

Parable of the
Wicked Servant

Portrait
of an Actor

Perseus frees
Andromeda

Peter
Reuiger

People in a
Thunderstorm

Saint Mary
Magdalene Penitent

Saint
Juliana

Sleeping
Girl

The Good
Samaritan

Ecce
Homo

Escape
to Egypt

The Guardian
Angel

The Veil
of Veronica

Tobias Healing
his Father

Vision of
Saint Peter
