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Passionate Customer Service Museum Quality Art Prints Customization Options AvailableIn the annals of art history one finds numerous brilliant talents, but only a few have managed to immortalize themselves in such a lasting way as Cristofano Allori, also known as the younger Bronzino. Born in Florence on October 17, 1577, and dying there on April 2, 1621, he was a shining figure in Italian painting. His works, which we reproduce as high quality fine art prints, tell stories of passion and intensity that can only be captured by a master like Allori.
Cristofano Allori, whose father Alessandro Allori was his teacher in addition to Santi di Tito, distanced himself during his career from Mannerism, to which his father was assigned, and opened himself to the Bolognese school. He painted altarpieces for Florentine churches and numerous portraits, but it was one particular masterpiece that made him famous: "Judith with the Head of Holofernes". This dramatic and powerful piece symbolizes a fateful passion that captured Allori's soul. Our art prints of this work capture the raw emotion and technical brilliance that distinguish this painting.
Allori approached each of his paintings with extreme care and dedication. His numerous sketches and the delicacy of the detail drawing bear witness to his almost obsessive care. He continued to educate himself, studying models such as Antonio da Correggio, Lodovico Cigoli, and Santi di Tito, often devoting months to the study of models and nature. This thoroughness may have limited his overall work, but it enabled him to create extraordinary masterpieces such as "Judith with the Head of Holofernes". In this work, Allori probably portrayed his lover Mazzafirra and her mother. The pose of Judith, her detailed atlas dress, and the contrast between the two women's faces effectively accentuate Allori's fine lighting and coloring, which is dominated by chiaroscuro. Thus, Cristofano Allori is an unforgettable figure in art history whose work and influence continue to this day. Through our reproduced art prints of his paintings, his passion and talent continues to be admired and appreciated. It is an honor for us to be part of this continuing legacy.
In the annals of art history one finds numerous brilliant talents, but only a few have managed to immortalize themselves in such a lasting way as Cristofano Allori, also known as the younger Bronzino. Born in Florence on October 17, 1577, and dying there on April 2, 1621, he was a shining figure in Italian painting. His works, which we reproduce as high quality fine art prints, tell stories of passion and intensity that can only be captured by a master like Allori.
Cristofano Allori, whose father Alessandro Allori was his teacher in addition to Santi di Tito, distanced himself during his career from Mannerism, to which his father was assigned, and opened himself to the Bolognese school. He painted altarpieces for Florentine churches and numerous portraits, but it was one particular masterpiece that made him famous: "Judith with the Head of Holofernes". This dramatic and powerful piece symbolizes a fateful passion that captured Allori's soul. Our art prints of this work capture the raw emotion and technical brilliance that distinguish this painting.
Allori approached each of his paintings with extreme care and dedication. His numerous sketches and the delicacy of the detail drawing bear witness to his almost obsessive care. He continued to educate himself, studying models such as Antonio da Correggio, Lodovico Cigoli, and Santi di Tito, often devoting months to the study of models and nature. This thoroughness may have limited his overall work, but it enabled him to create extraordinary masterpieces such as "Judith with the Head of Holofernes". In this work, Allori probably portrayed his lover Mazzafirra and her mother. The pose of Judith, her detailed atlas dress, and the contrast between the two women's faces effectively accentuate Allori's fine lighting and coloring, which is dominated by chiaroscuro. Thus, Cristofano Allori is an unforgettable figure in art history whose work and influence continue to this day. Through our reproduced art prints of his paintings, his passion and talent continues to be admired and appreciated. It is an honor for us to be part of this continuing legacy.
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.jpg "St. John the Baptist in the Desert by Cristofano Allori")
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.jpg "The Sacrifice of Abraham by Cristofano Allori")
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.jpg "Self Portrait by Cristofano Allori")
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.jpg "Bernardo Davanzati Bostichi by Cristofano Allori")
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.jpg "Susanna by Cristofano Allori")
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.jpg "Judith and Holofernes (detail) by Cristofano Allori")
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.jpg "The Hospitality of St. Julian by Cristofano Allori")
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.jpg "The Supper at Emmaus by Cristofano Allori")
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.jpg "Sketches of Trees by Cristofano Allori")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1494042).jpg "St Jerome by Cristofano Allori")
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 after a painting by Francisco Zurbaran (1598-1664) - (MeisterDrucke-83462).jpg "St. Catherine of Siena after a painting by Francisco Zurbaran by Cristofano Allori")
.jpg "Judith with the Head of Holofernes by Cristofano Allori")
_c_-_(MeisterDrucke-1078822).jpg "Portrait of Francis and Catherine de Medicis, Children of Ferdinand by Cristofano Allori")
_-_(MeisterDrucke-1460917).jpg "Judith with the Head of Holofernes by Cristofano Allori")