Trivium Art History
Trophime Bigot —Candle Master1579 — 1650
Known as the master of the candle. Trophime was all in with the drama of the Baroque age. Born in the south of France in around 1577, his career as a painter took him to Rome and back, dying near his home, Aix-en-Provence in the south of France in 1650.
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1501
Peter Paul Rubens
Fede Galizia
Trophime Bigot
Bichitr
Clara Peeters
1700
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A woman in Italy invents the still life
Portraits of power — east and west
A mysterious woman paints hyperrealistic brunch
The artists of Baroque
Caravaggio — How a murderer invented Baroque painting
1571-1610Rembrandt van Rijn — Your sins and your good deeds will leave a mark
1606-1669Judith Leyster — Jovial portraitist forgotten for 200 years
1609-1660Artemisia Gentileschi — Heads will roll
1593-1656Peter Paul Rubens — Great painter, perfect entrepreneur
1577-1640Anthony van Dyck — Foppish men, elegant women, and cavalier style
1599-1641Mary Beale — Mary brings home the bacon
1633-1699Elisabetta Sirani — The mysterious death of a young art teacher
1638-1665Johannes Vermeer — Can you cheat at art?
1632-1675Georges de La Tour — A Caravaggisti embraces silence
1593-1652Clara Peeters — A mysterious woman paints hyperrealistic brunch
1589-1657Diego Velázquez — The apex of Baroque portraiture
1599-1660Giovanni Battista Piranesi — Making a solid living from Etchings
1720-1778Gian Lorenzo Bernini — Making marble move
1598-1680Trophime Bigot — Candle Master
1579-1650Giovanna Garzoni — Travel, socialize, paint lemons and beans
1600-1670Louise Moillon — The original peaches-as-butts emoji
1610-1696