Francesco Michele Nicolaci

Place: Rome

Born: 1638

Death: 1687

Biography:

Early Life and Training

, an Italian painter from Genoa, was born in Rome in 1638. He passed away in 1687, leaving behind a legacy of breathtaking artworks. Nicolaci's artistic journey began with his studies under the guidance of Giovanni Angelo Canini and the renowned Nicolas Poussin.

Notable Works and Style

Nicolaci's notable works include:

• The Glory of the Eternal Father at Santa Caterina a Magnanapoli, showcasing his mastery of Baroque techniques.
• Moses at the Pantheon, both in Rome, demonstrating his ability to capture dramatic scenes with precision and emotion.

* Emphasis on dramatic lighting and intense emotions * Meticulous attention to detail, reflecting his training under Poussin

Influence and Legacy

Nicolaci's influence can be seen in the works of Gregorio Lazzarini, who trained under him. This apprenticeship not only ensured the continuation of Nicolaci's artistic legacy but also paved the way for future generations of Italian painters.

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* View Francesco Michele Nicolaci's Artworks * Discover La Collezione Bonello (Malta), featuring works by various artists, including those influenced by the Italian Baroque period.

References:

* Wikipedia.org: Francesco Michele Nicolaci * Wikioo.org: Francesco Michele Nicolaci's Artworks