Paolo de Matteis portréja

A 44 legnevezesebb Paolo de Matteis festmény, egy galériaválaszték

Frissítve: november 2026 · rangsorolva népszerűségi pontszámunk alapján (minden mű keresései, látogatásai és megrendelései alapján) · 47 mű Paolo de Matteis alkotása a katalógusunkban

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Paolo de Matteis hagyatékából a leghíresebb alkotás Adam and Eve Lamenting over the Body of Abel (1676), amely a Koppenhága városi Statens Museum for Kunst gyűjteményében található. Röviddel ezután követik őket Mystical Marriage of St Catharine (1712) és Ideal Landscape with Diana and Actaeon (1695). Katalógusunkban 47 mű található Paolo de Matteis alkotótól; a galéria megőrizte a világ által leginkább csodált 44 darabot, melyeket a dátummal, a múzeummal és a történetükkel együtt mutatunk be.

1662 – 1728, Cilento Baroque A legtöbb mű: Bavári Állami Festırménygyűjtemények

Paolo de Matteis legjobb 10 festménye: a galéria válogatása

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Adam and Eve Lamenting over the Body of Abel (1676) (1889) -ja Paolo de Matteis

Adam and Eve Lamenting over the Body of Abel

1676 · Oil On Canvas · Statens Museum for Kunst, Koppenhága

The air hangs heavy and thick with the scent of damp earth and sudden, sharp grief. In this cavernous, murky landscape, the light does not merely shine; it strikes. It cuts through the deep shadows to illuminate a scene of profound tragedy, catching the pale, luminous skin of three figures caught in a moment of eternal mourning. Adam leans forward, his muscular anatomy defined by the harsh, directional light, his…

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Mystical Marriage of St Catharine (1712) (1889) -ja Paolo de Matteis

Mystical Marriage of St Catharine

1712 · Oil On Canvas · Kunsthistorisches Museum, Bécs

In this intimate composition, we find ourselves drawn into a quiet, sacred moment of devotion. The scene depicts the Mystical Marriage of Saint Catherine, a subject that invites a sense of profound stillness. At the center of the work, the Virgin Mary sits with the infant Christ, her presence steady and maternal. The child reaches out toward Saint Catherine, who kneels in a gesture of humble reception. This tactile connection,…

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Ideal Landscape with Diana and Actaeon (1695) (1889) -ja Paolo de Matteis

Ideal Landscape with Diana and Actaeon

1695 · Oil On Canvas · Bavári Állami Festırménygyűjtemények, Munchen

In Ideal Landscape with Diana and Actaeon, Paolo de Matteis constructs a world of deep, receding space. Dark, heavy foliage and jagged rocky outcrops anchor the foreground, framing a view that pulls the eye toward a distant valley. On the left, a group of figures gathers amidst the shadows. A solitary figure appears in the mid-ground, caught in the transition between the dense woods and the open air. The perspective…

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John Nepomuk before King Wenceslaus (1695) (1889) -ja Paolo de Matteis

John Nepomuk before King Wenceslaus

1695 · Oil On Canvas · Bavári Állami Festırménygyűjtemények, Munchen

The canvas captures a moment of heavy, suspended tension. A king sits in a position of earthly authority, his cloak cascading in deep, sculptural folds that catch the light. Before him, a cleric stands, caught in the gravity of a divine encounter. The composition pulls the eye upward along a diagonal line, moving from the grounded, muscular presence of the figures toward a celestial opening in the upper corner. Here,…

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The Wounded Tancred Nursed by Erminia (1695) (1889) -ja Paolo de Matteis

The Wounded Tancred Nursed by Erminia

1695 · Oil On Canvas · Bavári Állami Festırménygyűjtemények, Munchen

The Wounded Tancred Nursed by Erminia emerges from the brush of Paolo de Matteis as a heavy, emotional oil painting. Created in 1695, the work captures a moment of profound vulnerability. A wounded male figure, Tancred, lies in a state of exhaustion, his strength spent by the conflicts that surround him. He is met by the presence of Erminia, a female figure whose care provides the central focus of this…

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Lamentation of Christ (1695) (1889) -ja Paolo de Matteis

Lamentation of Christ

1695 · Oil On Canvas · Bavári Állami Festırménygyűjtemények, Munchen

In this somber religious scene, the Lamentation of Christ unfolds with a heavy, quiet intensity. Created by the artist Paolo de Matteis around 1695, the work captures a moment of profound grief following the crucifixion. The lifeless body of Christ lies at the center of the sorrow, his form reclined and supported by those who mourn him. Every figure in the composition seems anchored by the weight of this loss,…

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The Adoration of the Shepherds (1704) (1889) -ja Paolo de Matteis

The Adoration of the Shepherds

1704 · Oil On Canvas · Dallas Museum of Art, Dallas

A single, celestial glow emanates from the center of the stable, casting long, heavy shadows across the earth. This light does not come from a candle or a lamp, but from the skin of the infant Jesus. It strikes the faces of the kneeling shepherds, turning their weathered features into maps of sudden wonder. The darkness of the background presses inward, making the central scene feel like a private, sacred…

A Paolo de Matteis válogatás folytatódik: 11 – 44

11Danaë (1705) (1889) -ja Paolo de MatteisDanaë1705 · Detroit Institute of Arts 12Assumption of the Virgin (1707) (1889) -ja Paolo de MatteisAssumption of the Virgin1707 · Művészeti Múzeum, Boston 13Cain Slaying Abel (1707) (1889) -ja Paolo de MatteisCain Slaying Abel1707 · Statens Museum for Kunst 14Venus giving arms to Aeneas (1712) (1889) -ja Paolo de MatteisVenus giving arms to Aeneas1712 15The triumph of the Immaculate (1712) (1889) -ja Paolo de MatteisThe triumph of the Immaculate1712 · Gemäldegalerie 16Virgin of the Annunciation (1728) (1889) -ja Paolo de MatteisVirgin of the Annunciation1728 · Musée Des Beaux 17Painting of Our Lady of Sorrows (1700) (1889) -ja Paolo de MatteisPainting of Our Lady of Sorrows1700 · Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Taranto 18Clorinda Rescuing Olindo and Sophronia from the Stake (1690) (1889) -ja Paolo de MatteisClorinda Rescuing Olindo and Sophronia from the Stake1690 · Durham University 19The Meeting of Erminia (1715) (1889) -ja Paolo de MatteisThe Meeting of Erminia1715 · Kunsthistorisches Museum 20The Choice of Hercules (1712) (1889) -ja Paolo de MatteisThe Choice of Hercules1712 · The Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology 21A Glorification of Prince Eugene of Savoy's Victory over the Turks in Hungary and at Zenta and Belgrade in 1697 (1725) (1889) -ja Paolo de MatteisA Glorification of Prince Eugene of Savoy's Victory over the Turks in Hungary and at Zenta and Belgrade in 16971725 22village at a lake (1889) -ja Paolo de Matteisvillage at a lake 23Apollo and Muses (1889) -ja Paolo de MatteisApollo and MusesVarsói Nemzeti Múzeum 24Love And The Vices Disarm Judgement (1889) -ja Paolo de MatteisLove And The Vices Disarm Judgement 25Apollo and Daphne (1702) (1889) -ja Paolo de MatteisApollo and Daphne1702 26The Abduction of Europa. (1889) -ja Paolo de MatteisThe Abduction of Europa. 27St. Catherine With An Angel And Cherubs (1889) -ja Paolo de MatteisSt. Catherine With An Angel And Cherubs 28Madonna (1889) -ja Paolo de MatteisMadonna 29Self Portrait In An Allegory Of The Arts (1889) -ja Paolo de MatteisSelf Portrait In An Allegory Of The Arts 30The Finding of Moses (1889) -ja Paolo de MatteisThe Finding of Moses 31The annunciation. (1889) -ja Paolo de MatteisThe annunciation.Saint Louis Art Museum 32Polyphemus and Galatea (1889) -ja Paolo de MatteisPolyphemus and Galatea 33Allegory of Knowledge and the Arts in Naples (1889) -ja Paolo de MatteisAllegory of Knowledge and the Arts in NaplesMuseum of Fine Arts, Houston 34Drawing (1889) -ja Paolo de MatteisDrawing 35Allegory of the Consequences of the Peace of Utrecht (1889) -ja Paolo de MatteisAllegory of the Consequences of the Peace of UtrechtMuseum of Fine Arts, Houston 36The Triumph and Glory of the Immaculate Conception (1889) -ja Paolo de MatteisThe Triumph and Glory of the Immaculate Conception 37Martyre de Saint Jean Nepomucène (The Martyrdom of Saint John) (1889) -ja Paolo de MatteisMartyre de Saint Jean Nepomucène (The Martyrdom of Saint John)Musée des Beaux-Arts 38Esther before King Ahasuerus (1889) -ja Paolo de MatteisEsther before King Ahasuerus 39Rebecca's journey to Canaan (1889) -ja Paolo de MatteisRebecca's journey to Canaan 40Death of St Joseph (1889) -ja Paolo de MatteisDeath of St Joseph 41Lot and his daughters (1889) -ja Paolo de MatteisLot and his daughters 42Latona and the Lycian peasants (1889) -ja Paolo de MatteisLatona and the Lycian peasants 43St. Nicolas of Bari Felling a Tree Inhabited by Demons (1889) -ja Paolo de MatteisSt. Nicolas of Bari Felling a Tree Inhabited by DemonsHigh Museum of Art 44Death of Saint Nicholas (1707) (1889) -ja Paolo de MatteisDeath of Saint Nicholas1707

A témák, amelyek Paolo de Matteis figyelmét meghúzták

A négy leggyakorobban előforduló téma ebben az eredeti művekben, mindegyik a legkiválóbb példájával.

A műemlékek, amelyek Paolo de Matteis eredeti műveit őrzik

A 8 olyan múzeum, amely a legtöbb ezen az oldalon szereplő festményet őrzi.

Múzeum Város Paolo de Matteis művei Ebből a listából származó festmények
Bavári Állami Festırménygyűjtemények, MunchenBavári Állami Festırménygyűjtemények Munchen 7 Ideal Landscape with Diana and Actaeon, John Nepomuk before King Wenceslaus, The Wounded Tancred Nursed by Erminia
Statens Museum for Kunst, KoppenhágaStatens Museum for Kunst Koppenhága 2 Adam and Eve Lamenting over the Body of Abel, Cain Slaying Abel
Kunsthistorisches Museum, BécsKunsthistorisches Museum Bécs 2 Mystical Marriage of St Catharine, The Meeting of Erminia
Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, HoustonMuseum of Fine Arts, Houston Houston 2 Allegory of Knowledge and the Arts in Naples, Allegory of the Consequences of the Peace of Utrecht
Dallas Museum of Art, DallasDallas Museum of Art Dallas 1 The Adoration of the Shepherds
Detroit Institute of Arts, DetroitDetroit Institute of Arts Detroit 1 Danaë
Művészeti Múzeum, Boston, BostonMűvészeti Múzeum, Boston Boston 1 Assumption of the Virgin
Gemäldegalerie, BerlinGemäldegalerie Berlin 1 The triumph of the Immaculate

Paolo de Matteis évtizede folgtva: az eredeti művek, amelyek meghatározzák az egyes korzakot

Művek évtizedenként

Váassz ki egy évtizedet, hogy megnézhesd az azt meghatározó eredetiműveket.

Gyűjtői kérdések Paolo de Matteis festményeivel kapcsolatban

Melyik művel a(z) Paolo de Matteis a leghíresebb?Fedje fel a választ

Adam and Eve Lamenting over the Body of Abel (1676), Statens Museum for Kunst, Koppenhága. Ezután Mystical Marriage of St Catharine (1712) és Ideal Landscape with Diana and Actaeon (1695) következik.

Hány éves volt Paolo de Matteis, amikor a Adam and Eve Lamenting over the Body of Abel készült?Fedje fel a választ

14 éves: Adam and Eve Lamenting over the Body of Abel 1676-ből származik, Paolo de Matteis pedig 1662-ben született.

Melyek a tíz leghíresebb Paolo de Matteis festmény?Fedje fel a választ

Adam and Eve Lamenting over the Body of Abel, Mystical Marriage of St Catharine, Ideal Landscape with Diana and Actaeon, John Nepomuk before King Wenceslaus, The Wounded Tancred Nursed by Erminia, Lamentation of Christ, Chlorinda Saves Sofronia and Olindo from Death by Fire, Death of Cato of Utica, Hercules at the Crossroads és The Adoration of the Shepherds. A fenti rangsor a művek évszamarát és a múzeumát jelzi.

Hány festményet hagyott hátra Paolo de Matteis?Fedje fel a választ

Katalógusunkban 47 mű található Paolo de Matteis alkotótól, 1676 és 1728 év közötti időszakból.

Mely múzeumokban állnak Paolo de Matteis remekművei?Fedje fel a választ

Leginkább Bavári Állami Festırménygyűjtemények (Munchen), Statens Museum for Kunst (Koppenhága) és Kunsthistorisches Museum (Bécs) található. A fenti múzeumi táblázatban mindegyik felsorolásra került.

Mely években festette Paolo de Matteis leghíresebb műveit?Fedje fel a választ

1690s alatt: a jelen laphonon található 44 műből 8 készült ebben az időszakban, köztük Ideal Landscape with Diana and Actaeon.

Mikszétek az első és az utolsó híres eredeti műve a(z) Paolo de Matteis alkotótól?Fedje fel a választ

Ezen az oldalon a leghitelesebb Adam and Eve Lamenting over the Body of Abel (1676), a legutóbbi pedig Virgin of the Annunciation (1728).

Milyen témaköröket választott leggyakrabban Paolo de Matteis?Fedje fel a választ

Woman (14), Man (13) és Clouds (7), a jelen oldalon található 44 műművészeti alkotás között.

Melyik technikát alkalmazta leggyakrabban Paolo de Matteis?Fedje fel a választ

Oil On Canvas, a jelen oldalon található 44 műből 13 darab esetén.

Mely művészeti irányba tartozik Paolo de Matteis?Fedje fel a választ

Baroque, ezen az oldalon található eredetiek alapján.

Mely Paolo de Matteis művei láthatóak a Bavári Állami Festırménygyűjtemények kiállتításán?Fedje fel a választ

Ideal Landscape with Diana and Actaeon, John Nepomuk before King Wenceslaus és The Wounded Tancred Nursed by Erminia: a Bavári Állami Festırménygyűjtemények, Munchen 7 művet őrzi ezen az oldalon.

Paolo de Matteis: életmű és életút

The Neapolitan Visionary: The Rise of Paolo de Matteis

In the vibrant, sun-drenched landscape of seventeenth-century Italy, a new light began to emerge from the humble surroundings of Piano Vetrale. Paolo de Matteis, an artist whose name would become synonymous with the opulent grandeur of the Baroque, embarked on a journey that would reshape the visual identity of Naples and Rome. His early years were defined by rigorous training under Francesco di Maria, yet it was his profound apprenticeship with the legendary Luca Giordano that truly ignited his creative spirit. From Giordano, de Matteis inherited a mastery of illusionistic painting, learning to manipulate light and shadow—the dramatic chiaroscuro—to create immersive worlds that seemed to breathe within their frames.

As he navigated the complexities of the Spanish Viceroyalty's court, his work began to reflect a unique synthesis of theatricality and grace. He did not merely paint scenes; he constructed spectacles. His ability to weave intricate narratives through movement and perspective allowed him, through his brush, to capture the very essence of the era’s devotion and drama.

A Continental Evolution: From Baroque Drama to Rocaille Elegance

The trajectory of de Matteis' career was significantly altered by his transformative sojourn in Paris between 1702 and 1705. This period of international exposure acted as a crucible for his style, as he absorbed the burgeoning trends of the French art scene. The heavy, dramatic weight of the traditional Baroque began to soften, making way for a more refined, delicate sensibility that hinted at the approaching Rocaille era. This evolution is beautifully captured in works such as Apollo and Daphne, where the mythological tension of Ovid’s tale is rendered with both energetic movement and an increasingly sophisticated lightness.

Upon his return to Naples, de Matteis brought with him a reinvigorated vision. He dedicated himself to monumental decorative schemes that transformed sacred spaces into celestial visions. His work on the magnificent vault of San Ignazio in the Gesù Nuovo stands as a testament to this period, where his brushwork turned stone and plaster into a breathtaking expanse of divine light.

A Legacy Etched in Gold and Light

The enduring significance of Paolo de Matteis lies in his role as a bridge between two great artistic epochs. He possessed the rare ability to honor the dramatic intensity of his predecessors while embracing the elegance of the future. His religious compositions, such as Our Lady of Sorrows, continue to resonate with their rich textures and symbolic depth, inviting viewers into a state of profound contemplation.

  • Mastery of illusionistic fresco techniques that expanded architectural boundaries.
  • A pivotal role in transitioning Neapolitan art from Baroque theatricality to Rocaille refinement.
  • The creation of enduring mythological and religious icons that defined the eighteenth-century aesthetic.