Domenico Fiasella
1589–1669 · Italian · 16 artworks
Baroquetenebrismdynamic compositionexpressive figural posesrich color palettenarrative clarity
artist bio
Domenico Fiasella, also known as Il Sarzana, was a prominent Italian painter of the early Baroque period, active mainly in Genoa. He is known for his large-scale history paintings and altarpieces, characterized by dramatic compositions and a rich color palette.
what you'll learn
Studying Fiasella's work allows students to understand the development of Baroque painting in Genoa, particularly his use of dramatic narrative and dynamic compositions. Students can also learn about the influence of earlier Renaissance masters on his style.
related: Peter Paul Rubens, Guido Reni, Bernardo Strozzi
16 artworks
Hercules and Onphale
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El FestÃn De Baltasar
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Ritratto Della Famiglia Imperiale Di Genova. Nella Tela È Raffigurato Giovanni Vincenzo Imperiale, La Seconda Moglie Brigitta Spinola E Il Primogenito Francesco Maria Imperiali.
1642
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Abraham and Three Angels
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Lamentation over the Dead Christ
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Old man brim
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Queen Artemisia
1645
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famiglia di abramo (Palazzo Rosso - Musei Di Strada Nuova)
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Aeneas and Anchises
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Madonna with Child and Saints George, Bernard, and John
1640
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imperturbabilità di anassarco - meddis tranquillus in undis
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The Flight into Egypt
1650
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maddalena
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Cristo e la Samaritana
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Joseph's Coat Brought to Jacob
1640
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The Mocking of Christ
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