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Jacopo da Empoli
1554-1640
Italian
Jacopo da Empoli Location
Italian painter and draughtsman. He lived and worked in Florence all his life, and he followed Santi di Tito in the return to the clarity of the Florentine High Renaissance. He absorbed the ideas of his more innovative contemporaries and became one of the most popular painters of altarpieces for churches in Florence and Tuscany. He was also a distinguished still-life painter and received many commissions from private patrons, among them the Medici. Empoli painting is distinguished by simple, lucid forms, strong colour and direct and clear interpretation of the subject.
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Painting ID:: 1136
Susanna and the Elders
1600
Art History Museum, Vienna
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Painting ID:: 28954
Still Life with Game
mk65
Oil on canvas
50 13/16x59 1/16in
Uffizi,
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Painting ID:: 28953
Still Life with Game
mk65
Oil on canvas
46 7/8x59 13/16in
Uffizi
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Painting ID:: 28985
The Integrity of St. Eligius
mk65
Oil on panel
118 1/8x74 13/16in
Uffizi,
Vasari Corridor
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Painting ID:: 28986
St.Ivo,Protector of Widows and Orphans
mk65
Oil on panel
113 3/8x83 7/16in
Pitti,Palatine Gallery
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Jacopo da Empoli
1554-1640
Italian
Jacopo da Empoli Location
Italian painter and draughtsman. He lived and worked in Florence all his life, and he followed Santi di Tito in the return to the clarity of the Florentine High Renaissance. He absorbed the ideas of his more innovative contemporaries and became one of the most popular painters of altarpieces for churches in Florence and Tuscany. He was also a distinguished still-life painter and received many commissions from private patrons, among them the Medici. Empoli painting is distinguished by simple, lucid forms, strong colour and direct and clear interpretation of the subject.
. Related Artists to Jacopo da Empoli: | bror hjorth | Jacques-Emile Blanche | Pehr Horberg | Hendrik van Balen d.A | Wilhelm von Kobell |
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