Pippi Collection

Giulio Romano, Italian artist, with three cupids
Giulio Romano (Giulio Pippi, c1499-1546), Italian artist and architect, with three cupids from his painting of Venus persuading Vulcan to forge Cupids arrows (original in the Louvre, Paris)

Julio Romano Aka Julio Pippi 1492 - 1546 Italian Artist From 75 Portraits Of Celebrated Painters From Authentic Originals Etched By James Girtin Published London 1817

Giulio Romano, Giulio Pippi, called (1492-1546). The noble banquet. 1526-1528. Wall painting placed in the Room of Love and Psyche. Renaissance art. Cinquecento. Roman school. Fresco. ITALY. Mantua

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GIULIO PIPPI DE GIANUZZI, known as GIULIO ROMANO, Italian artist Date: ?1499 - 1546

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GIULIO PIPPI DE GIANUZZI, known as GIULIO ROMANO, Italian artist Date: ?1499 - 1546

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GIULIO PIPPI DE GIANUZZI, known as GIULIO ROMANO, Italian artist Date: ?1499 - 1546

An Allegory of the Virtues of Federico II Gonzaga; Giulio Romano (Giulio Pippi), Italian (Roman), before 1499 - 1546; about 1530; Pen and brown ink with black chalk

Hercules Resting after Killing the Hydra; Giulio Romano (Giulio Pippi), Italian (Roman), before 1499 - 1546; Italy, Europe; about 1535; Pen and brown ink (recto); Black chalk

Birth of Bacchus; Giulio Romano (Giulio Pippi), Italian (Roman), before 1499 - 1546; Italy, Europe; about 1533; Pen and brown ink, brown wash with black chalk underdrawing

The Holy Family; Giulio Romano (Giulio Pippi), Italian (Roman), before 1499 - 1546; Italy, Europe; about 1520 - 1523; Oil (possibly mixed with tempera) on panel; Unframed

Pippi Gianuzzi / Romano
GIULIO ROMANO PIETRO DI FILIPPO DE GIANUZZI Italian painter and architect

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"Pippi: The Artistic Legacy of Giulio Romano" Giulio Pippi, also known as Giulio Romano, was an influential Italian artist during the Renaissance period. Born in 1492 and passing away in 1546, his artistic prowess left a lasting impact on the art world. One of his notable works is "An Allegory of the Virtues of Federico II Gonzaga, " which showcases three cupids surrounding Gonzaga, symbolizing love and virtue. This masterpiece exemplifies Romano's ability to capture emotion through his brushstrokes. Another remarkable piece by this talented artist is "Hercules Resting after Killing the Hydra. " In this painting, Romano depicts Hercules in a moment of respite after defeating the mythical creature. The attention to detail and skillful use of light and shadow make this artwork truly captivating. Romano's talent shines through in "The Sacrifice of Isaac" as well. This biblical scene portrays Abraham preparing to sacrifice his son Isaac but being stopped by an angel at the last moment. Through intricate composition and vivid colors, Romano conveys both drama and divine intervention. "The Birth of Bacchus" is another noteworthy creation by Giulio Romano. This mythological scene captures Bacchus' birth from Jupiter's thigh with vibrant energy and dynamic movement. It showcases Romano's ability to bring mythology to life on canvas. Lastly, we have "The Holy Family, " a touching portrayal that depicts Mary holding baby Jesus while Joseph looks on lovingly. With delicate brushwork and tender expressions, Romano captures the essence of familial love within this religious subject matter. Giulio Pippi aka Giulio Romano remains celebrated for his contributions to art history with these incredible masterpieces among many others he created throughout his career. His unique style continues to inspire artists even centuries later, solidifying him as one of Italy's most renowned painters from the Renaissance era.