• 17th c.
• oil on canvas
• 120 cm x 100 cm

Carlo Maratta (Camerino, 1625 - Rome, 1713) was a representative of the late baroque art, in the transition period to classicism. His teacher was A. Sacchi, with Raffaello and Carracci having exerted a particularly strong influence on his art. He predominantly painted altarpieces depicting Madonna and the Holy Family, as well as mythological compositions and portraits.

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