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Battistello Caracciolo
1578–1635 · Kingdom of Naples
Giovanni Battista Caracciolo (also called Battistello) (1578–1635) was an Italian artist and important Neapolitan follower of Caravaggio. He was a member of the Cabal of Naples, with Belisario Corenzio and Jusepe de Ribera, who were rumored to have poisoned their competition for painting contracts. Wikipedia
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Works
- “The Liberation of Saint Peter”, 1615 — Pio Monte della Misericordia
- “The Baptism of Christ”, 1610 — Picture gallery of the Girolamini
- “Salome receives the Head of St. John the Baptist”, 1617 — Uffizi Gallery
- “Madonna of the Purification of the Soul with Saints Francis and Clare” — Museo di Capodimonte
- “Noli me tangere”, 1618 — Palazzo Pretorio Museum
- “Immaculate Conception with Saints Dominic and Francis of Paola”, 1607 — Santa Maria della Stella, Naples
- “Christ Washes the Disciples' Feet”, 1622 — Museo Nazionale di San Martino
- “The Crucifixion”, 1610 — Museo di Capodimonte
- “Christ at the Column”, 1630 — Museo di Capodimonte
- “Holy Family”, 1610 — Galleria nazionale di Cosenza
- “The Saint Physicians Cosmas and Damian”, 1620 — Museo del Prado
- “Madonna and Child with St Anne”, 1633 — Kunsthistorisches Museum
- “Christ and Caiaphas”, 1615 — Hermitage Museum
- “Christ on the Mount of Olives (Christ’s Fear of Death)”, 1617 — Kunsthistorisches Museum
- “The Calling of Saint Matthew”, 1627 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
- “Elderly cleric” — Nationalmuseum
- “Cleric” — Nationalmuseum
- “Youth carrying a basket” — Nationalmuseum
- “Baby”, 1614 — Nationalmuseum
- “Draped figure” — Nationalmuseum
- “Woman (St. Anne)” — Nationalmuseum
- “Officer with heads of two other figures” — Nationalmuseum
- “Kneeling gentlewoman”, 1614 — Nationalmuseum
- “Officer” — Nationalmuseum
- “Madonna and child” — Nationalmuseum
- “Cupid Sleeping”, 1618 — Royal Collection
- “Two youths with grapes”, 1605–1610 — Art Gallery of South Australia
- “Bearded monk seated on clouds” — Nationalmuseum
- “Seated Bishop- St. Simone Stock” — Nationalmuseum
- “Old woman standing” — Nationalmuseum
- “Fallen monk (St. Albert of Vercelli)” — Nationalmuseum
- “Saint Catherine of Siena Adores the Crucifix.”, 1622
- “Lamentation of Adam and Eve on the Dead Abel”
- “Potiphar's Wife Grabbing Joseph”
- “ecce homo”, 1610 — Museo di Capodimonte
- “The Martyrdom of Saint Sebastian”, 1625 — Fogg Museum
- “The Sacrifice of Abraham” — Dundee Art Galleries and Museums
- “David with Goliath's Head”, 1612 — Villa Borghese gardens
- “Joseph and Potiphar's wife”, 1618 — Collection Rau for UNICEF
- “Saint John the Baptist”, 1622 — Bowes Museum