Examples of using Carracci in English and their translations into German
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July 15- Annibale Carracci, Italian painter b.
Carracci, who was in Rome from the late 1595 or early 1596, was commissioned this work by Cardinal Odoard….
The elegant restaurant I Carracci is next to the hotel.
Annibale Carraccís exact studies of nature and use of color heralded the coming of the Baroque.
The School of Bologna of painting with Annibale Carracci, Guido Reni und Guercino also gained in importance.
Agostino Carracci(or Caracci)(16 August 1557- 22 March 1602) was an Italian painter and printmaker.
On the back of the painting there is an attribution to Carracci and a two sealing waxes belonging to the Piccolomini collection.
Annibale Carracci(1560-1609) and Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio(1573-1610), whose works can be seen in Naples and Rome.
Guillain apparently worked“primarily as reproduction engraver after designs by Annibale Carracci as both his main works show:….
Ludovico Carracci(1555- 1619) and his cousins, the brothers Annibale Carracci(1560- 1609) and Agostino Carracci(1557- 1602) founded the Accademia degli Incamminati, or Eclectic Academy of painting.
Domenichino took his inspiration from a painting with the same subject painted by his master Agostino Carracci ten years previously.
Located in Bologna, within a 10-minute walk of Via Indipendenza,Farolfi Apartments Carracci offers accommodation with free WiFi and air conditioning.
We are still in the core of the university district, where there is the National Picture Gallery exhibiting some important works of popular artists like Guercino,Domenichino, Carracci, Giotto and Raphael.
Some rooms of the building contain the City Art Collections with paintings by Tintoretto andAnnibale Carracci, in other rooms there is the Morandi Museum with the works of the painter from Bologna.
Among works that particularly inspired him during this period were paintings by Thomas Gainsborough, Claude Lorrain, Peter Paul Rubens,Annibale Carracci and Jacob van Ruisdael.
A visit to Rome also familiarized him, however, with the work of Guido Reni,Annibale Carracci, and other Roman masters of the Italian Baroque.
A few months later, the Pope's treasurer, Tiberio Cerasi, gave him another commission of great prestige, the chapel in Santa Maria del Popolo where on the main altar there was a painting by the artist most praised by the Rome of the time,Annibale Carracci.
Artists working during this period in Bolognaestablished the Bolognese School which includes Annibale Carracci, Domenichino, Guercino and others of European fame.
In the main museum you can feast your eyes upon the sculpture of the Dying Gaul and the busts of philosophers and poets as well as the dying gaul, opposite in the'Palazzo dei Conservatoi' you will find the head of Constantine and in the Capitoline picture gallery a collection from the Sacchetti and Pio di Savoia collections acquired in 1748-50 also including works of Caravaggio, Guercino,Tintoretto, Carracci and Calvaert.
In the drawing in question, the influences from Michelangelo are obvious,as well as the Baroque style of Carracci with whom Rubens both lived and worked with during his stay in Rome.
Surrounded by green hills, in the shade of the towers and under the porches, it hides countless masterpieces of art and architecture, like its century-old buildings, the ancient churches and the pieces of art of popular artists like Guercino,Guido Reni, Carracci and Morandi.
Let's visit the church, full of paintings and its octagonal cloister, the so-called"Carracci" cloister, as Ludovico Carracci frescoed it.
There is a clear bias for paintings from the Renaissance, especially the Tuscan, Lombard and Veneto schools, with works by artists ranging from Titian to Bernardino Luini, Giacomo raibolini(known as“Francia”) and Giovan Antonio Bazzi(knownas“Sodoma”), although the best of Italian Baroque art is also represented Ludovico Carracci, Carlo Maratta.