Federico Barocci
1535 - 1612
Barocci was the leading central Italian painter of the third quarter of the 16th century and was, like Raphael, a native of Urbino.
His distinctive style is characterised by unusual vivacity of colouring and expression and by a clear narrative impetus. It recalls earlier 16th-century artists, particularly Correggio and Andrea del Sarto. Barocci influenced many Italian artists, notably the Carracci.
His distinctive style is characterised by unusual vivacity of colouring and expression and by a clear narrative impetus. It recalls earlier 16th-century artists, particularly Correggio and Andrea del Sarto. Barocci influenced many Italian artists, notably the Carracci.
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