Antonio Tempesta

Antonio Tempesta, also called il Tempestino (1555 – 5 August 1630), was an Italian painter and engraver, whose art acted as a point of connection between Baroque Rome and the culture of Antwerp. Wikipedia

20 works in the quiz. Play a round on Antonio Tempesta — not whether it is theirs, but which one.

Works

“David Kills Goliath”, 1613 — National Gallery of Art
“The Triumph of David over Goliath”, 1613 — National Gallery of Art
“Saul Kills Himself after the Defeat of his Army by the Philistines”, 1613 — National Gallery of Art
“Jacob Kills Absalom, Son of King David”, 1613 — National Gallery of Art
“Elisha Bringing the Blinded Syrian Army to the King of Israel”, 1613 — National Gallery of Art
“Hercules and the Bull of Poseidon”, 1608 — Los Angeles County Museum of Art
“The Crucifixion”, 1612 — National Gallery of Art
“The Egyptians Pursue the Israelites”, 1613 — National Gallery of Art
“Pharaoh's Army Drowns in the Red Sea”, 1613 — National Gallery of Art
“The Defeat of the Amalikits by the Hebrews”, 1613 — National Gallery of Art
“The Taking of the City of Jericho”, 1613 — National Gallery of Art
“Joshua Ordering the Sun to Stop”, 1613 — National Gallery of Art
“Six Cavalrymen in Combat” — National Gallery of Art
“Philip of Spain Before Margaret of Austria”, 1612 — National Gallery of Art
“Great battle painting with fighting horsemen in front of a burning town.”
“Battle scene” — Musée Fesch
“Barking dog” — Nationalmuseum
“Arrival of Christine Marie of France to Turin in 1619”, 1620
“Joseph Explaining His Dream to His Brothers”, 1600 — Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
“Gathering of the Manna”, 1600 — Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

Antonio Tempesta

Works

Related artists