Adam ElsheimerAlemanha, 1578–1610Der Künstler wird dem Genius der Malerei empfohlen
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Na vida de Adam Elsheimer
A vida inteira1596
A probable visit to Strasbourg
He probably visited Strasbourg in 1596, before leaving for Italy.
1598
Sets out for Italy via Munich
At twenty he travelled to Italy, and he is documented in Munich in 1598. His teacher Philipp Uffenbach specialised in large altarpieces, whereas Elsheimer’s earliest small paintings on copper seem to date from before he reached Italy.
early 1600
Arrives in Rome
He arrives in Rome in early 1600. His stay in Venice is undocumented, but its influence on his style is clear: he is believed to have painted “The Baptism of Christ” (London) and “The Holy Family” (Berlin) there, which show the influence of Tintoretto, Veronese and Rottenhammer.
1600
Befriends Faber and Bril in Rome
Soon after arriving he befriends contacts of Rottenhammer: Giovanni Faber, a papal doctor, botanist and collector from Bamberg who was curator of the Vatican Botanical Garden, and the Flemish landscape painter Paul Bril, long established in Rome. Both had converted from Lutheranism to Catholicism, as Elsheimer would later do.
![[Le Gènie de Salvator Rosa; The Genius of Salvator Rosa; Der Genius des Salvator Rosa], Salvator Rosa, 1662](https://diglib.hab.de/varia/haum/rosa-s-v2-4967/max/000001.jpg)
