The holy trinity (Simone Cantarini)
Simone Cantarini (1612–1648) made The holy trinity. It is kept at Scottish National Gallery in Edinburgh, United Kingdom.
The holy trinity, in brief
- Title
- The holy trinity
- Artist
- Simone Cantarini (1612–1648)
- Artist born in
- Pesaro, Italy
- Where to see it
- Scottish National Gallery, Edinburgh, United Kingdom
- Subject
- religious
Which museum holds The holy trinity?
Scottish National Gallery
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
The History of the Scottish National Gallery Established in 1859, the Scottish National Gallery occupies a central position on The Mound in Edinburgh, United Kingdom. The institution was founded to house a national collection of fine art, a mission that has remained consistent since its inauguration. The gallery is managed by National Galleries Scotland, which oversees the preservation and presentation of the collection.
High-resolution images of The holy trinity
Simone Cantarini, The holy trinity, Scottish National Gallery. Public domain.
Questions on The holy trinity, answered
Where can I see the original "The holy trinity" by Simone Cantarini?
You can see the original "The holy trinity" at the Scottish National Gallery, Edinburgh, United Kingdom.
What does "The holy trinity" by Simone Cantarini depict?
"The holy trinity" by Simone Cantarini depicts: religious.
Can the image of "The holy trinity" by Simone Cantarini be freely reproduced?
"The holy trinity" by Simone Cantarini is in the public domain - its copyright has expired. This status governs how the image of the work may be reproduced.
Who created "The holy trinity"?
The artist behind "The holy trinity" is Simone Cantarini. The work is catalogued under Simone Cantarini's name.
What explains the copyright situation of "The holy trinity" by Simone Cantarini?
The copyright status of "The holy trinity" - in the public domain - its copyright has expired - follows from the artist's death in 1648.
Did "The holy trinity" stay in its artist's homeland?
No - the artwork is kept abroad. "The holy trinity" is held in United Kingdom, while Simone Cantarini was born in Italy.
About the artist, Simone Cantarini
1612–1648, Italy
Simone Cantarini
A Synthesis of Styles: The Life and Art of Simone Cantarini Simone Cantarini, born in Pesaro in 1612 and tragically lost to mysterious circumstances in Mantua in 1648, remains a compelling figure within the Italian Baroque. Often referred to as Simone da Pesaro or *il Pesarese*, his brief but intensely productive career was marked by a remarkable ability to synthesize diverse artistic influences into a uniquely personal style. He wasn’t merely echoing the masters who came before him; he was actively engaging in a dialogue with them, forging a path that blended Bolognese classicism with the vibrant naturalism emerging from Venice and the dramatic intensity of Caravaggism. Cantarini's father, Girolamo, was a prosperous merchant, providing a stable foundation for his son’s artistic pursuits, though details of Simone’s early childhood remain scarce.