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.jpg "Noli Me Tangere, 1590 by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "The Institution of the Eucharist by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "Madonna in the Clouds by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "Madonna del Popolo by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "Head of an Old Woman Looking to Lower Right by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "Portrait of the newborn Federigo di Urbino, 1605 by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "Immaculate Conception of Mary by Philippe Thomassin")
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.jpg "Self Portrait by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "Portrait of Francesco Maria Della Rovere, Duke of Urbino by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "Madonna of San Giovannino with John the Evangelist by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "Portrait of Francesco II della Rovere by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "Portrait of Antonio Galli by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "Saint Francis by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "Saint Jerome in the Wilderness by Francesco Villamena")
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.jpg "Saint Francis receives the stigmata by Francesco Villamena")
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.jpg "Francis Receiving the Stigmata by Francesco Villamena")
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.jpg "Burial of Christ by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "Noli Me Tangere by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "Portrait of a Young Lady by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "Annunciation by Gijsbert Van Veen")
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.jpg "Visitation by Jean Turpin")
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.jpg "Stone-thrower for the Martyrdom of St Vitalis by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "St Dominic de Guzman Receiving the Rosary, c. 1588 by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "The Annunciation by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "Visitation by Jean Turpin")
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.jpg "Quintilia Fischieri, probably c. 1600 by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "Head of an Old Bearded Man by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "Madonna of San Simone with St. Simon by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "The Crucifixion by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "Aeneas Saving Anchises at the Fall of Troy by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "Portrait of a Girl by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "Mary with Child in the Clouds by Agostino Carracci")
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.jpg "Madonna in the Clouds by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "The Annunciation by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "St. Francis Receiving the Stigmata by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "Portrait of a Gentleman by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "Federico Ubaldo della Rovere aged 2, 1607 by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "The Head of Saint John the Evangelist by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "Holy Family by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "Study of Head - Drawing by Barocci by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "Aeneas Flees with His Family from Troy by Agostino Carracci")
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.jpg "Christ Forgiving St. Francis in a Vision by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "Head of a Child, late 16th century by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "The Holy Family (engraved by Cornelis Cort, 1577) by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "Saint Lucy by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "Half-Length of Mary Magdalene (verso) by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "Francis Receives the Stigmata by Francesco Villamena")
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.jpg "Head of a Woman by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "Quintilia Fischieri by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "The Entombment of Christ by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "Flowering Bush Above an Eroded Bank, 1565-1570 by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "Head of an Angel by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "The Vision of St. Francis by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "The Annunciation by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "The Annunciation by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "Head of a Child by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "St. Francis Receiving the Stigmata by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "Study of a Sleeping Baby by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "Study of a young Man")
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.jpg "Madonna in the Clouds by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "Four Landscapes: The Winding Wooden Bridge by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "Vision of Saint Francis, 1581 by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "Study of a Foot by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "Portrait of a Young Lady by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "The Holy Family and St. Clara by Simon de Pas")
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.jpg "Flowering Bush above an Eroded Bank by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "Head of a Bearded Man by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "Samson by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "The Virgin seated on a cloud by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "The Annunciation by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "The Magdalen by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "The Annunciation by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "Virgin and Child in the Clouds by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "The Virgin and Child in the Clouds by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "Quintilia Fischieri by Federico Barocci")
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.jpg "Aeneas Saving Anchises at the Fall of Troy by Federico Barocci")
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Federico Barocci, also known as Fiori da Urbino, was a great Italian painter, draughtsman and graphic artist. His year of birth is not exactly known and is between 1526 and 1535. The father Ambrogio di Federico Barocci was a sculptor in Urbino and grandson of the important sculptor Ambrogio da Milano. The young Barocci was apprenticed to the painter Battista Franco called Semolei and later worked for some time with his maternal uncle Bartolomeo Genga, an architect, where he learned the basics of geometry and perspective.
In 1548 Federico Barocci went to Rome to study the works of Raphael and Correggio, among others. After a few years, the artist returned to Urbino and carried out numerous commissions, such as the paintings "Saint Cecilia" and "Martyrdom of Saint Sebastian" for the Urbino Cathedral. In 1560, back in Rome, Barocci collaborated in the workshop of the brothers Taddeo and Federico Zuccari, and together with Federico Zuccari he painted frescoes in rooms of the Vatican commissioned by Pope Pius IV. His painting "Four Virtues" became very famous.
In the course of the work in Rome, Federico Barocci fell very ill. He may have been poisoned by a fellow painter who envied his fame. He survived, but was very weakened for a long time and also frail as a result. About 1563, therefore, the artist returned to Urbino, and remained in his native country for the rest of his life. The Duke Francesco Maria II. della Rovere of Urbino protected him and provided him with further commissions. All attempts by foreign ecclesiastical and secular dignitaries, even by kings and emperors, to lure him to their courts, he refused due to ill health. Instead, in his home studio in Urbino, he created his most famous paintings, such as "Deposition from the Cross" "Rest on the Flight", "Nativity of Christ", "Madonna del Popolo", "Annunciation" and two depictions of the "Last Supper", in a style that was entirely his own and unmistakable.
Federico Barocci was a painter who worked very methodically, making countless sketches before his actual paintings. He made compositional and, figurative studies with models experimented with lighting, perspective, colors. His estate includes over 2,000 drawings by him. In 1612 the artist died in his hometown.
Federico Barocci, also known as Fiori da Urbino, was a great Italian painter, draughtsman and graphic artist. His year of birth is not exactly known and is between 1526 and 1535. The father Ambrogio di Federico Barocci was a sculptor in Urbino and grandson of the important sculptor Ambrogio da Milano. The young Barocci was apprenticed to the painter Battista Franco called Semolei and later worked for some time with his maternal uncle Bartolomeo Genga, an architect, where he learned the basics of geometry and perspective.
In 1548 Federico Barocci went to Rome to study the works of Raphael and Correggio, among others. After a few years, the artist returned to Urbino and carried out numerous commissions, such as the paintings "Saint Cecilia" and "Martyrdom of Saint Sebastian" for the Urbino Cathedral. In 1560, back in Rome, Barocci collaborated in the workshop of the brothers Taddeo and Federico Zuccari, and together with Federico Zuccari he painted frescoes in rooms of the Vatican commissioned by Pope Pius IV. His painting "Four Virtues" became very famous.
In the course of the work in Rome, Federico Barocci fell very ill. He may have been poisoned by a fellow painter who envied his fame. He survived, but was very weakened for a long time and also frail as a result. About 1563, therefore, the artist returned to Urbino, and remained in his native country for the rest of his life. The Duke Francesco Maria II. della Rovere of Urbino protected him and provided him with further commissions. All attempts by foreign ecclesiastical and secular dignitaries, even by kings and emperors, to lure him to their courts, he refused due to ill health. Instead, in his home studio in Urbino, he created his most famous paintings, such as "Deposition from the Cross" "Rest on the Flight", "Nativity of Christ", "Madonna del Popolo", "Annunciation" and two depictions of the "Last Supper", in a style that was entirely his own and unmistakable.
Federico Barocci was a painter who worked very methodically, making countless sketches before his actual paintings. He made compositional and, figurative studies with models experimented with lighting, perspective, colors. His estate includes over 2,000 drawings by him. In 1612 the artist died in his hometown.
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