Didon sur le bûcher, Mattia Preti, 1655
Mattia Preti, portrætMattia PretiItalien, 1613–1699

Didon sur le bûcher

1655 · Painting · 247 × 209 cm

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M 999 ; A 175 (Ancien numéro) ; Bord 755 (Autre numéro)

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  1. 1630–1653

    Frequent journeys: Italy, Spain and Flanders

    Although he remained in Rome for nearly twenty-five years, he travelled frequently throughout Italy and abroad, particularly to Spain and Flanders, and established contacts with Emilian painters of the preceding generation, Guercino and Giovanni Lanfranco, who further influenced his style.

  2. 1653

    Moves to Naples

    He first appears in the records in Naples in March 1653; he quickly became a prominent figure in Neapolitan artistic circles.

  3. early 1653

    Candidate for President of the Accademia di San Luca

    In early 1653, still living in Rome, he was a candidate for the position of Principe (President) of the Accademia di San Luca, but was not appointed; a few months later he departed for Naples.

  4. 1653–1661

    A relationship of mutual influence with the young Luca Giordano

    In Naples he developed a mutually influential relationship with the younger Luca Giordano; together they contributed to the development of the Neapolitan school of painting in the second half of the century. For the young Neapolitan artist, Preti acted as a bridge between the early naturalism of the first half of the century and the fully-fledged Baroque style.

  5. 1656

    The plague in Naples

    The plague that struck Naples in 1656 reduced its population from 450,000 to just under 200,000; after it, numerous public works were commissioned in gratitude to the Virgin Mary and Naples’ patron saints for saving the city.

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