Carlo Maratti Collection (page 3)

Adoration Magi copy reverse Etching reverse copy
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Jael Slaying Sisera 1625-1713 Red chalk highlighted
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Marriage St Catherine Etching second state five
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Adoration Magi Etching second state two Bartsch
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Annunciation Etching second state two sheet 15 3 / 8 x 9 13 / 16
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Visitation Etching second state two Bartsch sheet
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Saint Rosalia Interceding Victims Plague Palestrina
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Death Saint Francis Xavier 1674-79 Black chalk
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Allegorical Figure Peace 1625-1713 Pen brown ink
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Allegory Old New Dispensations 1700-1708 Pen
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Virgin Child St Mary Magdalen Etching second state
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Assumption Virgin Etching first state three Bartsch
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Judith Holding up Head Holofernes 1625-1713
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Birth Virgin Etching second state two Bartsch
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Head Bearded Man Looking Upper Left Saint Ambrose
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Virgin Immaculate Four Male Saints Study Dispute
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Virgin Immaculate Four Doctors Church Study Dispute
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Study Seated Prelate Saint Gergory Great 1685-86
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Virgin Saint Rosalia Interceding Christ 1625-1713
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Virgin Child Young St John Baptist 1647 Etching
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Seated Virgin Child Saint John Baptist book rests under
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Birth Venus Neptune Cybele Chariot Sun Homage
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Carlo Maratti (Italian, 1625 - 1713). The Annunciation, . Etching

Faith and Justice Enthroned; Carlo Maratti, Italian, 1625 - 1713; Italy, Europe; about 1676; Pen and brown ink, brown wash, red chalk

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Carlo Maratti, a prominent Italian painter of the Baroque period, left an indelible mark on the art world with his exquisite creations. His works encompassed various themes and subjects, showcasing his versatility and mastery. One of Maratti's notable pieces is "Diana at the Bath, " skillfully captured by Louis Desplaces. This painting depicts the goddess Diana in a serene moment of solitude, surrounded by nature's beauty. Another captivating artwork attributed to Maratti is "David with the Head of Goliath, " brought to life by Robert van Audenaerde. This powerful portrayal showcases David's triumph over his formidable adversary, capturing both strength and vulnerability. Maratti's collaboration with Audenaerde also resulted in two other remarkable paintings: "Mocking of Christ" and "Nativity. " These artworks delve into religious narratives, evoking deep emotions through their intricate details and profound symbolism. In Johann Jakob Frey the Elder's creation titled "Destroy the dragon without sword; Virgin and Child on hemisphere, " Maratti explores Christian iconography while emphasizing faith overcoming adversity. The artist also ventured into portraiture, as seen in John Hall's depiction of Pope Clement IX. The portrait exudes dignity and authority befitting a pontiff during that era. Maratti further showcased his talent for capturing human likeness in his portrait entitled "Portrait of a Physician. " Believed to depict Giovanni Guglielmo Riva, this piece reflects both intellectual prowess and compassion. Moving away from portraiture but still embracing classical themes, Maratti painted "The Vestal Tuccia" based on Roman mythology. This work captures Tuccia's purity as she carries water in a sieve – an act believed to prove her chastity. In another mythological scene called "Alpheus and Arethusa, " Maratti portrays their timeless love story through vibrant colors and dynamic composition. The painting emanates passion intertwined with the beauty of nature.