De 100 mest berømte malerier af Bernardo Strozzi

In this oil on canvas from circa 1635, we find ourselves drawn into a quiet, unsettling intimacy. The scene is stripped of unnecessary distraction, focusing our attention entirely…

A woman sits centered in a white dress, her hair gathered into a tight bun. She leans toward a mirror held aloft by a servant, seeking a glimpse…

In this fragment, we find ourselves in an intimate, shadowed space, witnessing a moment of profound psychological weight. The subject, Joseph, is captured in a dynamic, leaning posture,…

The portrait presents a three-quarter length view of Bishop Alvise Grimani, positioned against a dark, indeterminate background. Directional light enters from the upper left, carving the subject's features…

In this oil painting from 1644, a group of figures gathers in a dense, energetic arrangement within a naturalistic setting. The central figure, St. John the Baptist, is…

The air in the room feels heavy, thick with the tension of a secret being revealed. A man in ornate, heavy robes leans forward, his hands presenting a…

The oil on canvas before us presents Saint Francis, a figure caught in a moment of profound spiritual weight. This portrait of the saint emerges from the shadows,…

A three-quarter length portrait presents an elderly man, identified as Doge Francesco Erizzo, positioned centrally against a dark, indeterminate background. The subject possesses a prominent white beard and…

In the heart of the Baroque era, few works capture the intersection of earthly texture and divine grace as poignantly as Bernardo Strozzi’s St Cecilia. Painted around 1620,…

The artwork titled David with Goliaths Head is a painting by the artist Bernardo Strozzi. Created in 1635, this work depicts a specific biblical scene involving the figures…

The oil painting titled Old Man with a Pupil was executed by the artist Bernardo Strozzi. This work is dated about 1600. The composition focuses on an intimate,…

The painting titled David is a religious work by the Italian Baroque artist Bernardo Strozzi. This canvas captures a specific biblical scene, focusing on the aftermath of the…

Portrait of a Lady in Half-Figure is an oil painting by the Italian Baroque artist Bernardo Strozzi. Executed about 1606, the work originates from a period when Strozzi…

This work, titled S. Cecilia, is a significant oil on canvas by the Italian Baroque painter Bernardo Strozzi. Born in 1581 in Campo Ligure, Italy, Strozzi developed a…

In this portrait of Saint Katharine, we encounter a figure of profound stillness. Seated with a quiet dignity, she looks toward us from a space defined by deep,…

The oil on canvas work titled Act of Mercy: Giving Drink to the Thirsty captures a singular moment of human necessity. Painted by Bernardo Strozzi, the piece emerged…

In this work, titled St. Francis in Ecstasy, we encounter a profound depiction of a religious figure in a moment of spiritual transcendence. Painted by Bernardo Strozzi, the…

The oil on canvas work titled Saint John the Baptist interrogated about Christ was executed by the artist Bernardo Strozzi. This religious art piece depicts a specific biblical…

The Calling of Saint Matthew is an oil on canvas painted by Bernardo Strozzi. Created about 1620, this work captures a profound moment of spiritual transition. The scene…

This religious art piece, titled St John the Baptist, was executed by the artist Bernardo Strozzi. The composition focuses on the figure of John the Baptist, a central…

This 1635 oil on canvas work, titled Portrait of a Man, was executed by the Italian Baroque painter Bernardo Strozzi. The composition focuses on a single male subject,…

The Allegory of Spring and Summer by Bernardo Strozzi emerges from the shadows of a dark, indeterminate background, pulling the viewer into a sudden encounter with abundance. This…

In Christ at Emmaus, Bernardo Strozzi captures a moment of sudden spiritual recognition. The scene is a tight, intimate grouping of three male figures seated around a table,…

In this formal and dignified Baroque portrait, a single male figure commands the space, his steady gaze meeting the viewer with an air of quiet authority. Painted by…

In this oil painting from 1635, two musicians are positioned in a tight, intimate composition that pushes their figures toward the viewer. The scene is defined by a…

Three Angels is an oil on canvas painted by Bernardo Strozzi. Created about 1633, the work belongs to the period when the artist was establishing his reputation within…

Saint Sebastian Tended by Saint Irene and Her Maid is a religious oil painting by the Italian Baroque artist Bernardo Strozzi. Executed about 1631-36, the work illustrates a…

This oil portrait, titled Portrait of a Young Man, was executed by the Italian Baroque painter Bernardo Strozzi. The work presents a single male figure, captured in a…

In this 1636 oil painting, we encounter a figure of profound weight and quiet intensity. While the composition centers on a single female form, there is a sense…

The oil painting titled Christ and the Woman of Samaria captures a singular, quiet collision of two souls. Created by the artist Bernardo Strozzi, this work emerged around…

A young woman gazes upward, her expression caught between sudden surprise and deep contemplation. She is draped in ornate armor and fine jewelry, suggesting the status of a…

The painting titled David with the Head of Goliath is a work by the artist Bernardo Strozzi. Created in 1635, this oil on canvas captures a singular moment…

In this intimate portrait of Berenice by Bernardo Strozzi, the composition is tightly framed, focusing our attention on the subject’s face and upper body. The artist employs a…

This work is the Portrait of Cardinal Federico Cornaro, a significant oil on canvas painted by Bernardo Strozzi. The portrait captures Federico Baldissera Bartolomeo Cornaro, a figure of…

The Allegory of Arts is an oil painting by Bernardo Strozzi. Created about 1640, this work is held in the Hermitage Museum, Saint Petersburg collection. The composition features…

The painting depicts a religious scene centered on Mary, who holds the baby Jesus in her arms. She is surrounded by a group of people, including a man…

In this 1635 oil on canvas, we encounter a man who commands the space through a quiet, heavy dignity. He is seated, perhaps contemplating the documents held within…

Bernardo Strozzi’s captivating portrait, *Gamba Player*, transports us directly into the vibrant, emotionally charged atmosphere of 17th-century Italian life. At its heart stands a woman, poised with an…

The figure of St. Francis of Assisi is captured in a state of profound spiritual rapture, his body oriented toward the heavens in a gesture of orantes. He…

To stand before Bernardo Strozzi's "The Madonna of Justice" is to be enveloped in the dramatic fervor of the Baroque age. This magnificent oil on canvas, dating from…

Bernardo Strozzi captures a moment of profound spiritual duty through the figure of St. Lawrence. The composition centers on the deacon, draped in red robes, holding a cross…

The oil on canvas titled Saint Francis in Prayer was executed by the artist Bernardo Strozzi. This religious art piece captures the quietude of Francis of Assisi in…

To stand before this depiction of The Annunciation is to step across the threshold into a moment suspended between the earthly and the divine. Bernardo Strozzi, master of…

In the soft, amber glow of a domestic afternoon, Bernardo Strozzi captures a scene of profound, unassuming stillness. The Cook is not merely a portrait of a woman…

In the quiet intimacy of Bernardo Strozzi’s Old Woman at the Mirror, we are invited to witness more than a mere moment of grooming; we are pulled into…

In the heart of the Baroque era, few works capture the intersection of earthly texture and divine grace as poignantly as Bernardo Strozzi’s St Cecilia. Painted between 1623…

A single coin catches the light, a small metallic weight that anchors the tension of the scene. The composition centers on a figure in a crimson tunic, his…

The Portrait of a fat gentleman is an oil painting by the Italian Baroque artist Bernardo Strozzi. The subject is a man captured in a moment of stillness,…

In this intimate composition, titled Holy Family with St. John the Baptist, the artist Bernardo Strozzi presents a quiet gathering of sacred figures. Painted about 1600, the work…

In the profound stillness of Bernardo Strozzi’s Lamentation over the Dead Christ, we are invited into a moment of unparalleled human vulnerability and divine sorrow. Painted around 1615,…

The drawing known as Study for St Francis of Assisi adoring the cross emerges from the hand of Bernardo Strozzi. Created in 1615, this work captures a moment…

The painting presents a man positioned centrally, facing the viewer with a direct gaze. He possesses a prominent mustache and dark facial hair that defines the lower half…

The portrait of Doge Francesco Erizzo is a formal depiction of the 98th Doge of Venice. Created by the Italian Baroque artist Bernardo Strozzi, the work captures the…

In this intimate oil painting from 1635, we find ourselves drawn into a private, dimly lit room where music acts as the primary connection between the figures. The…

The oil on canvas work titled Banquet at the House of Simon was executed by the artist Bernardo Strozzi. Dated 1630, this composition depicts a scene of communal…

The painting titled Tribute Money is a work by the Italian artist Bernardo Strozzi. Born in 1581 in Campo Ligure, Italy, Strozzi lived until 1644. This specific canvas…

The Miracle of St. Diego of Alcantara is an oil on canvas created by Bernardo Strozzi. Dating to about 1625, the work belongs to the Italian Baroque period.…

We are looking at St Augustine Washing the Feet of Christ, a significant oil on canvas by the Italian Baroque painter Bernardo Strozzi. This particular work dates to…

The painting presents a man positioned centrally, his torso and head occupying the majority of the frame. He is depicted with a full beard and a mustache, his…

This work, titled Portrait of a Knight (detail), was executed by the Italian artist Bernardo Strozzi. Created around 1640, the painting offers a focused view of a nobleman.…

In this 1640 portrait, we encounter a man who carries the weight of his mission in his very posture. He is a figure of quiet strength, bearded and…

A man emerges from a dark, indeterminate background, his presence defined by the stark geometry of a white octagonal cross pinned to his chest. This emblem identifies him…

The Release of St. Peter is an oil on canvas work by the Italian Baroque painter Bernardo Strozzi. Created around 1635, this piece captures the moment of the…

In the heart of the Venetian Baroque era, amidst the vibrant textures and dramatic light of Italy, Bernardo Strozzi captured a moment that transcends the mere act of…

The oil on canvas painting titled Salome was executed by the Italian Baroque painter Bernardo Strozzi. This work dates to 1630. The composition depicts a biblical scene involving…

In the heart of the Venetian Baroque era, Bernardo Strozzi captured a moment of profound spiritual gravity with his 1630 masterpiece, Prophet Elijah and the Widow of Sarepta.…

Bernardo Strozzi's Berenice represents a significant subject from the first half of the 17th century. The work identifies the figure as Queen Berenice, the daughter of the King…

In this 1626 oil painting, a man sits at a wooden dining table, his attention diverted from a meal toward an internal vision. He holds a cluster of…

In the grand tradition of the Italian Baroque, Bernardo Strozzi’s St. Lawrence Distributing the Treasures of the Church stands as a profound testament to the era's theatricality and…

To gaze upon Bernardo Strozzi’s Banquet at the House of Simon (detail) is to be instantly transported into the vibrant, intoxicating heart of the seventeenth century. This masterful…

In this work, titled A Personification of Fame, the artist Bernardo Strozzi presents a nuanced interpretation of an allegorical subject. The painting, which dates to probably 1635-6, depicts…

The Bowl with scenes from the life of Cleopatra emerges from the creative mind of Bernardo Strozzi. This work carries the name of its subject, a title that…

The subject of the painting is drawn from the apocryphal Book of Tobit, which tells how the archangel Raphael directed Tobias to cure his father’s blindness with the…

Bernardo Strozzi's “Portrait of the Knight Giovanni Grimani,” painted circa 1640, stands as a testament to the Venetian Baroque’s fascination with aristocratic grandeur and psychological depth. Executed in…