Francesco Furini

1603–1646 · Baroque

Francesco Furini was an Italian Baroque painter, poet and priest. He was a leading painter in Florence in the second quarter of the 17th century and also worked in Rome. He was noted for both secular and religious subjects in which he used a sensual sfumato style, particularly in the many female nudes.

24 paintings

• Painting and Poetry (1626)
• Head of a Girl (1640)
• The Birth of Benjamin and the Death of Rachel
• The Martyrdom of Saint Sebastian
• Artemisia (1600)
• Büßende Maria Magdalena (1640)
• Judith and Holofernes (1636)
• Lady with a tambourine, the Muse Erato (1636)
• Allegory of Generosity or Liberality (1636)
• Cephalus and Aurora (1625)
• The Repentant Mary Magdalene (1635)
• Saint John the Evangelist (1635)
• Artemisia Prepares to Drink the Ashes of her Husband, Mausolu (1630)
• Mary Magdalene
• Three Graces (1633)
• Mary Magdalene (1642)
• Repentant Mary Magdalene
• Andromeda (1636)
• Penitent Magdalen (1632)
• Penitent Magdalena (1634)
• Penitent Mary Magdalen
• Lot and his Daughters (1634)
• En bodfærdig Magdalena (1618-1646)
• Portrait of Vittoria della Rovere (1645)