Art Print : Five Numbered Scenes, Each After a Painter in The Accademia Degl'Incamminati. - Artist: Guido Reni - Created: 1603 : Vintage Wall Art

Art Print : Five Numbered Scenes, Each After a Painter in The Accademia Degl'Incamminati. - Artist: Guido Reni - Created: 1603 : Vintage Wall ArtFive numbered scenes, each after a painter in the Accademia Degl'Incamminati, from IL FUNERALE D'AGOSTINO CARRACCIO FATTO IN BOLOGNA SUA PATRIA DAGL'INCAMINATI Academici del Disegno: 1. Ceres lamenting the death of Carracci before Jupiter, painted by Ippolito Ferrantini; 2. Personification of Painting entrusting Carracci's body to Fame, painted by Giovanni Battista Bertusi; 3. The Fates leading the blindfolded Carracci to the foot of Jupiter's throne,

Five numbered scenes, each after a painter in the Accademia Degl'Incamminati, from IL FUNERALE D'AGOSTINO CARRACCIO FATTO IN BOLOGNA SUA PATRIA DAGL'INCAMINATI Academici del Disegno: 1. Ceres lamenting the death of Carracci before Jupiter, painted by Ippolito Ferrantini; 2. Personification of Painting entrusting Carracci's body to Fame, painted by Giovanni Battista Bertusi; 3. The Fates leading the blindfolded Carracci to the foot of Jupiter's throne, painted by Lucio Massari; 4. Three rivers representing the cities of Bologna, Rome and Parma (Reno, Tiber and Parma) with Fame at left, designed by Sebastiano Razzali and painted by Baldessare Aloisi Galanini; 5. Agostino Carracci abducted by Mars who is jealous of the artist's portrait of Adonis made for a Farnese gallery panel, painted by Giovanni Battista Busi. - Italian, Bologna 1575-1642 Bologna-Italian, Bologna 1577-1644 Bologna-Italian, active Bologna ca. 1594-1603-Italian, Bologna 1569-1633 Bologna-Italian, Bologna 1577-1638 Rome-Italian, active Bologna ca. 1571-1602-Italian, active ca. 1603-1688 - Artist Nationality: Italian-Italian-Italian-Italian-Italian-Italian-Italian - Original Medium, Materials or Technique: Etching

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