The Death Of Pietro Aretino by Anselm Feuerbach

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About Anselm Feuerbach

Among the German Romantics who looked south for salvation, few gave themselves to Italy as completely as this nineteenth-century painter. Born in 1829 into a family of classical scholars, he settled in Rome in the 1850s and built a body of work steeped in antiquity, mythology, and the grave beauty of Renaissance composition. His muse Nanna, a Roman model with a sculptural profile, appears throughout his Iphigenia paintings and lent his canvases their melancholy gravity. He was a key figure in the Deutschrömer circle and a clear influence on Hans von Marées. For viewers drawn to quiet, classically restrained figure painting, his work still holds.