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Ribera, Jusepe de
1590–1652
Nationality: Crown of Aragon
Born: 1590, Xàtiva
Died: 1652, Naples
Gender: male
Movements
Baroque
Occupations
visual artist
graphic artist
printmaker
architectural draftsperson
painter
draftsperson
Biography
Ribera is considered one of the most important figures in European painting in the 17th century and the Counter-Reformation. He was Spanish, but spent nearly his entire career in Italy. He was initially influenced by followers of Caravaggio who were active in Rome; he later incorporated stylistic innovations of Venice and Flanders in his own highly personal compositions.
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Notable Works
- Saint Bartholomew
- Saint Francis receives the Seven Privileges from the Angel
- Communion of the Apostle
- Philosopher with Mirror
- Prophets and Patriarchs
- Saint Andrew























