Giovanni Francesco Romanelli
1610–1662 · Baroque
Giovanni Francesco Romanelli was a major Italian painter of the Baroque period, celebrated for his use of bright, vivid colors and also for his clarity of detail. Many of his works are on display in the Louvre.
39 paintings
- Saturn and muses
- An Apostle
- The Entombment (1638)
- Saint Cecilia
- Sibyl
- Saint Cecilia
- Adoration of the Shepherds
- The Cumaean Sibyl (?)
- Helen Carried Off by Paris
- Moïse et les filles de Jethro
- Christ and the Samaritan Woman (1700)
- Mars (1700)
- Vertumnus (1650)
- St. John and St. Peter at Christ's Tomb (1640)
- Satyr and Nymphs. (1700)
- The Finding of Moses (1656)
- Armida Discovering the Sleeping Rinaldo (1640)
- Chronos and his child. (1637)
- Education of the virgin (1630)
- David (1637)
- The Elena kidnapping (1650)
- The Innocence (1650)
- Moses drawing Water from the Rock (1632)
- La glorification de la France (1656)
- Hercules and Omphale (1650)
- Jephta erblickt seine Tochter
- Tarquin and Lucretia (1638)
- Judith and Holophernes (1637)
- L'enlèvement des Sabines (1637)
- Esther and Assuerus (1637)
- Diane et Actéon (1656)
- Apollon et Marsyas (1656)
- Apollon et les Muses (1656)
- Diane et Endymion (1656)
- L'Automne (1656)
- The Gathering of the Manna in the Desert (1657)
- The Sacrifice of Polyxena
- Roman Gladiators with Wooden Swords (1635)
- Dronning Christina bekranset af Visdommen (1625-1662)