Showing 6 artworks with Carlo Dolci and with artwork date before 1675 and with artwork date after 1665
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Discover "Madonna in Glory" by Carlo Dolci – a stunning Baroque portrait of the Virgin Mary. Explore its dramatic lighting, rich colors & classical style.
Admire Carlo Dolci’s "Self-Portrait" (1674). A Baroque masterpiece showcasing the artist's refined style & introspective gaze. Explore this iconic Italian painting.
Admire Carlo Dolci's iconic Self-Portrait (1674), a masterpiece of Florentine Baroque artistry housed at the Galleria degli Uffizi. Explore its serene beauty and masterful technique – a timeless testament to spiritual devotion.
Admire Carlo Dolci’s ‘The Guardian Angel,’ a Baroque masterpiece! Explore this stunning 1675 oil painting's symbolism, technique & serene beauty in Prato, Italy.
This painting entered the Royal Collection as a gift from Sir John Finch to King Charles II. Baldinucci noted that Dolci painted several versions of Salome, with the present piece being the second, acquired by Finch during his Florentine residency. It’s notable for its provenance and stylistic influence within the Baroque period.
Delve into the serene beauty of Carlo Dolci's 'St Cecilia at the Organ,' a Florentine Baroque masterpiece capturing devotion and meticulous detail. Explore this iconic painting through ArtsDot.