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.jpg "The Spirit of Samuel appearing to Saul at the house of the Witch of Endor by Salvator Rosa")
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_Rosa_(1615-1673)_17th_ce_-_(MeisterDrucke-982568).jpg "The Resurrected Christ by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Temptations of Saint Anthony by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Battle Scene, c.1641-42 by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Landscape with the Baptism in the Jordan by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Landscape with a Water-mill by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Democritus in Meditation by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "St. William the Hermit, c. 1662 by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Mountain Landscape with Figures and a Man Bathing by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Landscape with Figures by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Scenes of Witchcraft: Evening, c. 1645-1649 by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Scenes of Witchcraft, c. 1645-1649 by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "River landscape with boats and ruins by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "The Lie by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Heroic Battle, 1652 by Salvator Rosa")
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_Rosa_(1615-1673)_1640_approx_-_(MeisterDrucke-999873).jpg "The bridge breaks (1640 approx.) by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Glaucus and Scylla by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "The death of Marcus Atilius Regulus, shown being nailed into a tub by the Carthaginians by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "The Lie by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Allegory of Fortune by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Wooded Landscape by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "A Witch by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Prometheus and the Vulture by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "John the Baptist Preaching in the Wilderness by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Landscape with Mercury and the Dishonest Woodman, c.1650 by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Standing Figure from Behind by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Pythagoras Emerging from the Underworld by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Allegory lie in the form of a man holding a mask by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Prometheus Chained by Anthonie van den Bos")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1425169).jpg "Scene of Witches by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "The shadow of Samuel appearing to Saul at the Pythonisse of Endor (detail) by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Bird of Prey Pulls the Liver from Prometheus")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1087478).jpg "Jacob wrestling with the angel by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Scene from Greek History: The Deaf-Mute Son of King Croesus Prevents the Persians from Killing His Father by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Sketches for Male Figures Moving Vigorously to the Right by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "The Death of Socrates by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Democritus and Protagoras by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Landscape with a dilapidated bridge by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Composition Study by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Marina of the Port by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Portrait of a Man, 1640 by Salvator Rosa")
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_Rosa_(1615-1673)_vers_16_-_(MeisterDrucke-1318837).jpg "Soldiers playing dice by Salvator Rosa")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1172775).jpg "Astraea Leaves the Earth, c.1665 by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Battle Scene by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Apollo and the Cumean Sybil by Salvator Rosa")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1081927).jpg "Scenes of Witchcraft: Morning by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "The Crucifixion of Polycrates the Tyrant after His Capture by the Persians by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "The Prodigal Son by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "The Dream of Aeneas by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Bandits on a Rocky Coast by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Democritus in Meditation by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "The Madonna del Suffragio by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "The Poem by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Scenes of Witchcraft: Night by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Apollo and the Cumaean Sibyl by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Self Portrait by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Scenes of Witchcraft: Day by Salvator Rosa")
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_quittant_les_bergers_-_The_Return_of_Astraea_by_Rosa_Salvatore_-_(MeisterDrucke-995012).jpg "The Return of Astraea by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Monks Fishing by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Bearded Prophet by Salvator Rosa")
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_Rosa_(1615-1673)_huile_sur_toile_art_itali_-_(MeisterDrucke-1313795).jpg "Port by Salvator Rosa")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1087477).jpg "Jacob")
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.jpg "Coastal Scene with Fishermen by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Allegory of Fortune by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Self-Portrait by Salvator Rosa")
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_oil_on_canvas_94x1_-_(MeisterDrucke-1090556).jpg "Self-portrait Dressed as Warrior by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Diogenes Throwing Away His Drinking Cup by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Ruins in a Rocky Landscape by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Rocky Landscape with a Huntsman and Warriors by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Polycrates")
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.jpg "The Academy of Plato by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Head of a Faun by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Scenes of Witchcraft: Night by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Battle by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Philosophy by Salvator Rosa")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-903828).jpg "Democritus in Meditation by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Jonah Preaching to the People of Nineveh by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Scenes of Witchcraft: Day by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Scene from Greek History: Thales Causing the River to Flow on Both Sides of the Lydian Army by Salvator Rosa")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-903692).jpg "Self-Portrait by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Head of a Bearded Man by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Diogenes seeking for an Honest Man by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Glaucus and Scylla by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Oedipus Exposed on Mt. Cithaeron by Salvator Rosa")
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Figurine_(series_title)_-_(MeisterDrucke-1365926).jpg "Man with a Bow (Small Figures) by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Studies for the Death of Empedocles by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Jason and the Dragon by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Soldiers Gambling by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Glaucus and Scylla by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Battle Scene with Classical Colonnade by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Standing Exotic Warrior Wearing a Lion-head Cap, Holding a Mace and Shield, c.1656-57 by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Prometheus Chained by Anthonie van den Bos")
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.jpg "Scenes of Witchcraft: Evening by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "Landscape with Bathers by Salvator Rosa")
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.jpg "The Founding of Thebes by Salvator Rosa")
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The Italian artist Salvator Rosa was one of the most extraordinary artistic personalities that Italy had to offer in the 17th century. The multi-talented artist made a name for himself not only as a painter and draughtsman, but also as a poet and actor. Rosa originally studied classical literature and music. Only a little later he came to art and became a pupil of the Italian painter Aniello Falcone. On a study trip in 1633 Salvator Rosa explored nature in all its facets. The works of art from this time reflected his collected impressions. The story goes that he was attacked by bandits in Abruzzo and out of necessity even took part in their raids. But the truth of the story is not confirmed. When he returned to his native Naples, he had difficulties, finding neither employment nor customers for his works. So he decided to leave for Rome. In the beginning the time there was also marked by difficulties and great poverty. In order to earn money for his livelihood, he took on numerous jobs. Besides he continued to work on his works. The enthusiasm was rewarded. He found an enthusiastic audience for his works of art in Rome. The financial upswing that came with it enabled him to invest in his own studio. There he regularly invited people interested in art to social gatherings. During this eventful time he was appointed court painter to Florence in 1640 by Cardinal Giancarlo de Medici. He carried out this activity until 1649. In the same year he returned to Rome, where he lived until his death.
Characteristic for Rosa's works are the depictions of wild nature, often with imposing mountainous landscapes. Colouring and the depiction of details such as storm clouds, rock masses and mighty trees lend a certain drama to his nature pictures. Frequently there are also persons like bandits, witches or soldiers in his paintings. These works are still among his best known today. The artist's other pictorial motifs include macabre and often gloomy scenes and pictorial motifs that take up philosophical and historical themes. Many of his original works can be admired in England today. Some of his works are also exhibited in the Louvre and in museums in Vienna, Dresden, Berlin or Munich. Numerous copper engravings have been made of his works, some of them by Salvator Rosa himself. Unfortunately, the quality of the impressions does not come close to the originals in any way. His poetry moved in the field of satire. Also in this field he made a name for himself as one of the most important satirists in Italy of his time. His works, which have been preserved to this day, are a valuable monument to the artist in the present day. But also literarily a monument was set for Rosa. E.T.A. Hoffmann, a writer of the romantic period, was inspired by the artist to write his novella Signor Formica.
The Italian artist Salvator Rosa was one of the most extraordinary artistic personalities that Italy had to offer in the 17th century. The multi-talented artist made a name for himself not only as a painter and draughtsman, but also as a poet and actor. Rosa originally studied classical literature and music. Only a little later he came to art and became a pupil of the Italian painter Aniello Falcone. On a study trip in 1633 Salvator Rosa explored nature in all its facets. The works of art from this time reflected his collected impressions. The story goes that he was attacked by bandits in Abruzzo and out of necessity even took part in their raids. But the truth of the story is not confirmed. When he returned to his native Naples, he had difficulties, finding neither employment nor customers for his works. So he decided to leave for Rome. In the beginning the time there was also marked by difficulties and great poverty. In order to earn money for his livelihood, he took on numerous jobs. Besides he continued to work on his works. The enthusiasm was rewarded. He found an enthusiastic audience for his works of art in Rome. The financial upswing that came with it enabled him to invest in his own studio. There he regularly invited people interested in art to social gatherings. During this eventful time he was appointed court painter to Florence in 1640 by Cardinal Giancarlo de Medici. He carried out this activity until 1649. In the same year he returned to Rome, where he lived until his death.
Characteristic for Rosa's works are the depictions of wild nature, often with imposing mountainous landscapes. Colouring and the depiction of details such as storm clouds, rock masses and mighty trees lend a certain drama to his nature pictures. Frequently there are also persons like bandits, witches or soldiers in his paintings. These works are still among his best known today. The artist's other pictorial motifs include macabre and often gloomy scenes and pictorial motifs that take up philosophical and historical themes. Many of his original works can be admired in England today. Some of his works are also exhibited in the Louvre and in museums in Vienna, Dresden, Berlin or Munich. Numerous copper engravings have been made of his works, some of them by Salvator Rosa himself. Unfortunately, the quality of the impressions does not come close to the originals in any way. His poetry moved in the field of satire. Also in this field he made a name for himself as one of the most important satirists in Italy of his time. His works, which have been preserved to this day, are a valuable monument to the artist in the present day. But also literarily a monument was set for Rosa. E.T.A. Hoffmann, a writer of the romantic period, was inspired by the artist to write his novella Signor Formica.
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.jpg "The Temptation of St. Anthony by Salvator Rosa")
.jpg "Human Frailty, c.1656 by Salvator Rosa")
.jpg "A Cavalry Battle by Salvator Rosa")
.jpg "Mercury and the Woodman, 1635-1673 by Salvator Rosa")