By Salvator Rosa
Located in Saint Augustine, FL
An original etching on laid paper by Italian artist Salvator Rosa (1615-1673) titled "Figure" c. 1710. Signed in the plate with the SR monogram. An 18th century edition of the print. Matted in 100% cotton rag matt from Holland; this work is frame ready. Image size: 5.5" x 3.75". Matted size: 14" x 12".
Salvator Rosa, (born June 20, 1615, Arenella, Sicily, Spanish Habsburg domain [now in Italy]—died March 15, 1673, Rome, Papal States [Italy]), Italian Baroque painter and etcher of the Neapolitan school remembered for his wildly romantic or “sublime” landscapes, marine paintings, and battle pictures. He was also an accomplished poet, satirist, actor, and musician.
Rosa studied painting in Naples, coming under the influence of the Spanish painter and engraver José de Ribera. Rosa went to Rome in 1635 to study, but he soon contracted malaria. He returned to Naples, where he painted numerous battle and marine pictures...
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18th Century and Earlier Baroque Salvator Rosa Art