Boy Drinking, 1582-1583 by Annibale Carracci

Boy Drinking, 1582-1583

Annibale Carracci

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Boy Drinking, 1582-1583

Annibale Carracci

Boy Drinking, 1582-1583. Together with his brother Agostino and cousin Lodovico, Annibale Carracci introduced artistic reforms in Italy based on close observation of the natural world. Annibale?s innovative and highly influential style steered a path between the smooth artificiality of Mannerism--in which style and technique took precedence over fidelity to nature--and the heightened drama of paintings by Caravaggio. In this remarkable early work, the coarse surface of the canvas, the inelegant subject matter, and the striking distortion of forms from light passing through glass all speak to his naturalistic approach.

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