Apollo killing the Cyclops, Domenichino, 1610s
Domenichino, portreDomenichinoİtalya, 1581–1641

Apollo killing the Cyclops

1610s · Painting · 316.3 × 190.4 cm

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Domenichino: hayatındaki yeri

Tüm yaşam öyküsü
  1. 1609

    Death of his master Annibale Carracci

    After Annibale’s death in 1609 his pupils who kept to the master’s Roman style, Domenichino and Albani among them, lost out to Guido Reni in the race for the most prestigious commissions. According to Malvasia, Domenichino went unrecognised and underpaid, was left without commissions and was forced to beg for work through intermediaries “at any price”.

  2. 1614 · Üyelik

    Accademia di San Luca

  3. 1618

    Leaves Rome for Bologna and Fano

    In 1618 (by other accounts 1617) Domenichino left Rome: in Bologna he painted the altarpiece of the Madonna of the Rosary, then settled in Fano, where in 1618–19 he frescoed the Nolfi chapel of the cathedral with scenes from the life of the Virgin.

  4. April, between 1618 and 1621

    Marries Marsibilia Barbetti

    After settling in Fano, Domenichino returned to Bologna in April to marry Marsibilia Barbetti.

  5. 1 April 1621

    Appointed architect of the Apostolic Chamber

    With the election of the Bolognese pope Gregory XV Domenichino returned to Rome, and on 1 April 1621 he was appointed architect general of the Apostolic Chamber. He built little, leaving designs for the façade of Sant’Andrea della Valle and the plan of Sant’Ignazio, and remained above all a painter, winning commissions for altarpieces in Roman churches.

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