Gallery of the Masters 
Orazio Lomi Gentileschi
1563-1639 Italy/Mannerism
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Brief Biography-Orazio Lomi Gentileschi was born in Pisa in 1563. His half-brother Aurelio Lomi first tutored him, and he became a follower of Caravaggio, whom he knew in Rome, painting close to his style. Before going to Paris in 1624, he worked in Genoa and Florence, gaining high esteem. Finally, Van Dyck invited him to England, where Charles I engaged him as Court Painter. Orazio spent his last years in England and died in London in 1647. His works remain throughout Europe's galleries, and some are in America. His son Francesco who accompanied him to England, was also an artist; he painted historical subjects. His daughter Artemisia was one of the first renowned female artists of the Renaissance. |
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david and
goliath
cupid and
psyche
david
contemplating
danae
finding
of moses
portrait of a young
woman as a sibyl
landscape with
saint christopher
madonna and child
in a landscape
st mary magdalen
in penitence
young woman
playing a violin
the stigmatization
of saint francis
lot and his
daughters
lot with his
daughters
madonna
and child
rest on
the flight
saint cecile
with angel
susanna suprised
by the elders
judith and her
maidservant
holy family with
the infant saint john
joseph and
potiphar's wife
a
sibyl
annunciation
lute
player
madonna
madonna
with child
the madonna
and child
felicity triumphant
over dangers
the vision of saint
francesca romana
sts cecilia, valerianus
and tiburtius
saint francis
and the angel
st francis supported
by an angel
two women with
a mirror
