Massimo Stanzione Collection

Massimo Stanzione, a renowned Italian painter of the Baroque period, left an indelible mark on the art world with his masterpieces

Massimo Stanzione Collection: St John the Evangelist. Creator: Massimo Stanzione

St John the Evangelist. Creator: Massimo Stanzione
St John the Evangelist, Unknown date

Massimo Stanzione Collection: Attributed Massimo Stanzione St. John Evangelist

Attributed Massimo Stanzione St. John Evangelist
Attributed to Massimo Stanzione, St. John the Evangelist, painting, religious art, John the Evangelist, oil on canvas, Height, 70 cm (27.5 inches), Width, 67 cm (26.3 inches)

Massimo Stanzione Collection: Virgin and Child, early 1640s. Artist: Massimo Stanzione

Virgin and Child, early 1640s. Artist: Massimo Stanzione
Virgin and Child, early 1640s. Found in the collection of the State A Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts, Moscow

Massimo Stanzione Collection: Judith Head Holofernes ca 1640 Oil canvas 78 1 / 2 x 57 1 / 2

Judith Head Holofernes ca 1640 Oil canvas 78 1 / 2 x 57 1 / 2
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Massimo Stanzione Collection: Stairs To The Royal Chapel of the Treasure of San Gennaro In Naples Cathedral, Italy

Stairs To The Royal Chapel of the Treasure of San Gennaro In Naples Cathedral, Italy
Naples Cathedral (Duomo di Napoli, Cattedrale di Santa Maria Assunta or Cattedrale di San Gennaro) is a Roman Catholic cathedral, the main church of Naples, southern Italy

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Massimo Stanzione, a renowned Italian painter of the Baroque period, left an indelible mark on the art world with his masterpieces. One such masterpiece is "Sacrifice of Moses, " an oil on canvas painting that showcases Stanzione's exceptional talent and attention to detail. Created in 1644 as part of his series "Stories of Old Testament, " this artwork depicts a pivotal moment from biblical history. In another captivating piece titled "Lot and his daughters, " Stanzione captures the emotional intensity of this biblical tale through his expert brushstrokes. The composition exudes drama and tension, leaving viewers captivated by its narrative power. Stanzione's versatility shines through in works like "Adoration of Shepherds" and "Orpheus beaten by Bacchantes. " These paintings demonstrate his ability to depict both religious scenes and mythological narratives with equal finesse. The former portrays a serene scene filled with awe-inspiring devotion, while the latter reveals the artist's skill in capturing movement and emotion. Religious themes continue to feature prominently in Stanzione's oeuvre. In "Madonna and Child, " he presents a tender portrayal of maternal love, evoking feelings of warmth and serenity within viewers' hearts. Similarly, in "Madonna and St Peter comforting the followers of St Bruno, " he conveys compassion amidst adversity. One cannot overlook Stanzione's mastery in depicting powerful women figures either. His rendition of Judith holding Holofernes' severed head showcases her strength as she takes matters into her own hands—a testament to female empowerment during a time when it was not commonly portrayed. Staircases hold symbolic significance for many artists, including Massimo Stanzione. His depiction of the stairs leading to the Royal Chapel at Naples Cathedral invites viewers into a realm where spirituality meets grandeur—an invitation to explore faith beyond earthly boundaries. Throughout his career, Massimo Stanzione's artistry left an indelible mark on the world of painting.