Bartolomeo Manfredi was born in Ostiano. He was one of the most important of Caravaggio's followers in Rome. He specialized in low-life scenes of taverns, soldiers in guardrooms, cardplaying, etc., and it was he rather than Caravaggio himself who was mainly responsible for popularizing this kind of work, particularly with painters from France and the Netherlands who came to Italy. In spite of his contemporary reputation, no works survive that are signed or documented as his, and several of the forty or so paintings now given to him were formerly attributed to Caravaggio, an example being the Concert in the Uffizi, Florence.
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Manfredi, Bartolomeo
The Guard Room
Date: Not datet Movement: Baroque Theme: Genre Technique: Oil on canvas
Manfredi, Bartolomeo
Lute Playing Young Man
Date: Not dated Movement: Baroque Theme: Genre Technique: Oil on canvas
Manfredi, Bartolomeo
Bacchus and a Drinker
Date: 1500-10 Movement: Baroque Theme: Mythology Technique: Oil on canvas
Manfredi, Bartolomeo
Allegory of the Four Seasons
Date: c. 1610 Movement: Baroque Theme: Allegory Technique: Oil on canvas
Manfredi, Bartolomeo
The Triumph of David
Date: c. 1615 Movement: Baroque Theme: Old Testament Technique: Oil on canvas
Manfredi, Bartolomeo
Cupid Chastised
Date: 1605-10 Movement: Baroque Theme: Mythology Technique: Oil on canvas
Manfredi, Bartolomeo
Tavern Scene with a Lute Player
Date: c. 1621 Movement: Baroque Theme: Genre Technique: Oil on canvas
Manfredi, Bartolomeo
Apollo and Marsyas
Date: 1616-20 Movement: Baroque Theme: Mythology Technique: Oil on canvas
Manfredi, Bartolomeo
Cain Kills Abel
Date: c. 1600 Movement: Baroque Theme: Old Testament Technique: Oil on canvas
Manfredi, Bartolomeo
Gypsy Fortune Teller
Date: 1616 Movement: Baroque Theme: Genre Technique: Oil on canvas