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Saint Jerome Writing, 1605 by Caravaggio
Saint Jerome Writing, 1605 by Caravaggio. St. Jerome Writing was painted, according to Bellori, for Pope Paul V's nephew, Cardinal Scipione Borghese, who only arrived in Rome in the summer of 1605, but rapidly became a keen …
Saint Jerome Writing: Caravaggio - art history
Saint Jerome Writing by Caravaggio in Borghese Gallery Rome
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It was then listed in the 1693 inventory as ‘a large canvas painting with St Jerome writing and a skull: no. 316, in a gilded frame. By Caravaggio’. In spite of this document, in 1790 the work was mistakenly ascribed to Jusepe de Ribera.
Saint Jerome Writing, c.1605 - Caravaggio - WikiArt.org
Oct 15, 2020 · Saint Jerome Writing, also called Saint Jerome in His Study or simply Saint Jerome, is an oil painting by Italian painter Caravaggio. Generally dated to 1605-1606, the painting is located in the Galleria Borghese in Rome.
Saint Jerome Writing (c.1605) by Caravaggio – Artchive
Saint Jerome Writing (1607) by Caravaggio – Artchive
The artwork, titled “Saint Jerome Writing,” was crafted by Caravaggio in 1607. Executed in oil on canvas, this religious painting measures 117 by 157 cm and is a distinguished example of the Baroque and Tenebrism movements.
Saint Jerome in Meditation, 1606 by Caravaggio
Saint Jerome Writing, 1607 by Caravaggio
Saint Jerome Writing 1605 by Caravaggio - The History of Art
Saint Jerome in Meditation (Caravaggio) - Wikipedia
CARAVAGGIO’S ST JEROME IN VALLETTA - St Albert's
Saint Jerome by Caravaggio – Artchive
Saint Jerome Writing 1607 by Caravaggio - The History of Art
Saint Jerome Writing, 1607 - Caravaggio - WikiArt.org
CARAVAGGIO. SAINT JEROME WRITING: ICONOGRAPHY OF …
Saint Jerome in Meditation (c.1606) by Caravaggio – Artchive
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Saint Jerome reading by Caravaggio – Artchive
This Peculiar Painting From the Experimental Mannerist …