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ARTEMISIA GENTILESCHI foi das mais renomadas pintoras barrocas (da geração seguinte a Caravaggio). Nascida em 1593, foi a primeira mulher a ser aceita na Academia de Belas Artes de Florença. Talentosa e de visão, tinha importantes clientes internacionais. Enquanto seus contemporâneos se dedicavam a paisagens e à natureza morta, ela usava como tema, mulheres bíblicas e míticas. Do sofrimento e da força de suas heroínas vinha a sua inspiração. Não por acaso, Artemisia foi estuprada por um assistente do atelier de seu pai, aos 17 anos de idade. Depois de denunciá-lo, foi questionada e tratada como mentirosa em tribunais que a torturaram física e psicologicamente para que se “desmentisse”. Permanecer em Roma se tornou insustentável. Partiu amparada por um casamento de conveniência. Separou-se dez anos depois e rumou para Florença a fim de se aprofundar na pintura. O caso do estupro havia lhe arranhado a reputação, prejudicando sua carreira. Ainda assim, o talento se sobressaiu e Artemísia conquistou em vida seu devido reconhecimento. Fiquemos atentos, pois já já, em 2020, a National Gallery de Londres vai abrir uma grande exposição com obras suas. Veja imagens em @maitenoteatro #artemisiagentileschi #mulherdefibra #artebarroca #caravaggio

Caravaggio (1571 - 1610): The Lute Player, 1595, oil on canvas, 94 x 119 cm, Hermitage Museum, Saint Petersburg . . The oeuvre of Caravaggio, which absorbed the traditions of the North Italian Renaissance and is imbued with a profound humanism, determined to a large extend the course of the development of art. It had a powerful influence on artists in all regions of Italy and across Western Europe. Caravaggio is regarded as the founding father of the realist tendency in Italian Baroque painting. 'The Lute Player' is an early work by Caravaggio, who sought above all to convey the reality and solidity of the surrounding world. We can already see the elements of the artist's style which were to have such a widespread influence on other artists. The figure of a young boy dressed in a white shirt stands out clearly against the dark background. The sharp sidelighting and the falling shadows give the objects an almost tangible volume and weight. The musician is wearing a simple white linen shirt with a low neck draping from his shoulders with very broad sleeves. He is probably wearing a luxuriant wig, held in place by a light-colour fillet, the ends of which hang down to his left shoulder. The youth might be taken for an Arcadian shepherd, softly strumming the strings of the lute and singing the words of a love song. Caravaggio was interested in the uniqueness of the surrounding world, and there are markedly individual features not only in the youth's face but also in the objects which make up the still life: the damaged pear, the crack in the lute, the crumpled pages of the music. The melody written on those pages is that of a then fashionable song by Jacques Arcadelt, "You know that I love you". Love as the theme of this work is also indicated by other objects. For instance, the cracked lute was a metaphor for the love that fails. (Hermitage Museum)

Caravaggio (1571 - 1610): Narcissus, 1598-99, Oil on canvas, 110 x 92 cm, Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Antica, Palazzo Barberini, Rome . . The story of Narcissus comes from Greco-Roman mythology. The most popular version is from Ovid's Metamorphosis 3.5, from which Caravaggio's interpretation is taken. Legend has it that Narcissus was the preternaturally beautiful son of the nymph Leiriope and the river god Cephissus. When Narcissus was still a young boy, his mother took him to the blind prophet, Tiresias, to have his fortune told. The blind prophet predicted that "If he but fails to recognize himself, a long life he may have, beneath the sun." Unfortunately for Narcissus, he was to recognize himself all too soon. A vain and snobbish youth, he refused the fervent amorous advances of a multitude of young ladies, but was to finally meet a worthy match when he came across his own reflection in a pool. The boy fell madly and irrevocably in love with himself; And how he kisses the deceitful fount; and how he thrusts his arms to catch the neck that's pictured in the middle of the stream!" Narcissus stayed beside the stream gazing at his reflected paramour in vain, neglecting even to eat or drink. Upon his death, his body was transformed into a beautiful yellow flower, which still carries his name today. This work was produced during the middle of Caravaggio's career, a time that is not fully understood. During this time, however, Caravaggio preferred a magical sense of atmosphere, suspense, and introspection. The artist conveys a dark melancholy. Narcissus' eyes are deeply shadowed, his full lips voluptuous, and his yearning gaze is fixed on black water. This water was frequently associated by ancient writers with the waters of the Styx, and the narcissus into which the boy was transformed was associated with death, with Demeter and Persephone, with dank pools and funereal flowers.