
1615โ1673 ยท Italian ยท 31 artworks
artist bio
Salvator Rosa was an Italian Baroque painter, poet, and printmaker, known for his unconventional and dramatic style. He was celebrated for his wild landscapes, historical scenes, and depictions of bandits, often imbued with a sense of the sublime and the macabre.
what you'll learn
Studying Rosa's work allows students to explore dramatic composition, the use of light and shadow to create mood, and the depiction of untamed nature. Students can also learn about the development of landscape painting and its expressive potential.
related: Caravaggio, Peter Paul Rubens, Nicolas Poussin

River Landscape with Apollo and the Cumean Sibyl
1655

Diogenes Throwing Away His Drinking Cup.
1651

Arione E Il Delfino

The Prodigal Son
1655

St. John the Baptist Preaching in the Wilderness
1660

Saint John the Baptist Baptizing Christ in the Jordan
1655

Self-Portrait as a Philosopher
1645

Landscape with Armed Men
1640

Evening Landscape
1643

Portrait of a Man
1640

Thales Causing the River to Flow on Both Sides of the Lydian Army

Marine Landscape with Towers
1645

Disputa tra filosofi o L'Accademia di Platone

Warrior

Portrait of a Philosopher

Saul Consults Samuel After the Witch of Endor Has Conjured

Portrait of the Artist's Wife Lucrezia
1660

The Finding of Moses
1650

Saint John the Baptist Revealing Christ to the Disciples
1655

the Deaf-mute Son of King Croesus Prevents the Persians from Killing His Father

Paesaggio Con Eremita

Belisarius as An Old Man, with a Stick, Leans Against a Colu

Harbour with Ruins
1643

Bandits on a Rocky Coast
1656

Self-portrait
1647

Lucrezia as Poetry
1641

Monks Fishing

Human Fragility

Diogenes Searching for An Honest Man

Mountainous Landscape

St. Francis in Ecstasy