About the artist:
Garofalo (Benvenuto Tisi), Italian painter, active mainly in Ferrara. Vasari says that he twice visited Rome, and his work - derivative but beautifully crafted - was heavily influenced by Raphael. He was the first to paint in such a manner in Ferrara and was influential in spreading the High Renaissance style. His output was large (frescos, altarpieces, small devotional works, also a few mythologies); there are many examples in Ferrarese churches and, for example, in the National Gallery, London. In 1550 he went blind.
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Garofalo
Holy Family with St John the Baptist
Date: Mid-1530s Movement: Renaissance (High Italian, "Cinquecento") Theme: Saints Technique: Oil on canvas
Garofalo
The Holy Family
Date: Not Dated Movement: Renaissance (High Italian, "Cinquecento") Theme: Saints Technique: Oil on wood
Garofalo
Christ and the Woman of Samaria
Date: First half of 16th century Movement: Renaissance (High Italian, "Cinquecento") Theme: New Testament Technique: Oil on wood
Garofalo
Virgin and Child with Saints
Date: 1530-32 Movement: Renaissance (High Italian, "Cinquecento") Theme: Saints Technique: Oil on wood
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The Annunciation
Date: 1550 Movement: Renaissance (High Italian, "Cinquecento") Theme: New Testament Technique: Tempera
Garofalo
Christ and the Adulteress
Date: Not Dated Movement: Renaissance (High Italian, "Cinquecento") Theme: New Testament Technique: Oil on wood
Garofalo
The Holy Family with St. Elizabeth and the Infant St. John the Baptist
Date: Not Dated Movement: Renaissance (High Italian, "Cinquecento") Theme: Saints Technique: Oil on wood
Garofalo
Portrait of a Man
Date: Not Dated Movement: Renaissance (High Italian, "Cinquecento") Theme: Portrait Technique: Oil on wood
Garofalo
The Circumcision
Date: 1519 Movement: Renaissance (High Italian, "Cinquecento") Theme: New Testament Technique: Oil on wood
Garofalo
Ascension of Christ
Date: 1510-20 Movement: Renaissance (High Italian, "Cinquecento") Theme: New Testament Technique: Oil on wood
Garofalo
Mary with the Child
Date: Not Dated Movement: Renaissance (High Italian, "Cinquecento") Theme: Saints Technique: Oil on wood
Garofalo
Carrying of the Cross (St Veronica)
Date: Between 1528 and 1531 Movement: Renaissance (High Italian, "Cinquecento") Theme: New Testament Technique: Oil on canvas
Garofalo
Adoration of the Magi
Date: Not Dated Movement: Renaissance (High Italian, "Cinquecento") Theme: New Testament Technique: Oil on wood
Garofalo
Entombment
Date: 1520's Movement: Renaissance (High Italian, "Cinquecento") Theme: New Testament Technique: Oil on canvas