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The Beaneater (Italian: Mangiafagioli) is a painting by the Italian Baroque painter Annibale Carracci. Dating from 1580 to 1590 (probably 1583–1584), it is housed in the gallery of Palazzo Colonna of Rome .
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High Renaissanceand Mannerism did not show everyday life. They were all about idealized beautiful bodies of Olympus gods and goddesses, or suffering but still handsome bodies of Christ, and eternally young Madonnas with Child. There was no place for ugly farmers in their straw hats eating even uglier and smellier everyday beans. Carracci, influence...
Here comes yet another scene from everyday life. Matt, earthly colors are applied in thick brushstrokes and the impasto (which stands for the texture of the paint applied thickly on canvas) is very rough, too. The subject of butchers and raw meat recurred in art history quite frequently after Carracci: it was taken up by Rembrandt, Chaim Soutine, a...
Remember any Renaissance landscapes? Not really? Well, that’s the thing, painters did not paint landscapes on their own, they used them only as lovely backgrounds for portraits or religious scenes. Therefore, the River Landscape is an early example of a ‘pure’ landscape, in which the human presence became incidental (can you spot a tiny oarsman on ...
Carracci was also a master of frescoes, to the extent that having achieved acclaim in his native Bologna, he was recommended to the Farnese family in Rome. He was commissioned to decorate rooms in Farnese palace according to an iconographical program devised by the librarian of the Farnese family, Fulvio Orsini, which included stories of Ulysses, P...
One of the most remarkable aspects of Carracci's The Bean Eater is the moment the artist chose to depict. Annibale has captured an utterly real, transient moment, where the peasant is just raising a spoonful of beans to his lips, only to stop, surprised, by the intrusion of the viewer.
Annibale Carracci. A reclining nude. Annibale Carracci is the forgotten artist of the 17th century. A quiet, introverted man, his conspicuous lack of torrid love affairs, salacious scandals, or violent behavior have lead to his gradual disappearance on the horizon of famous artists.
Annibale Carracci (Italian pronunciation: [anˈniːbale karˈrattʃi]; November 3, 1560 – July 15, 1609) was an Italian painter and instructor, active in Bologna and later in Rome.
Among his earliest works are a number of genre paintings much influenced by Passarotti, such as the Butcher's Shop (a version of which is at Oxford, Christ Church) and the Bean Eater (Rome, Galleria Colonna).
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Annibale Carracci's famous work The Bean Eater lets us look into a simple room. A man in a shirt, vest and straw hat is sitting at a set table and is about to shove a spoonful of beans into his mouth.
