1589-1625 Italian Domenico Feti Locations Italian painter. Court painter to the Gonzaga family in Mantua, Feti was influenced by the chiaroscuro technique of Caravaggio. His later works, such as Melancholia (Louvre), belong, in their use of color, to the Venetian tradition.   Related Paintings of Domenico Feti :. | The Healing of Tobit | Saint Mary Magdalene Penitent | An Actor | The allegory of the guest-mabl above guests | Adoration of the Shepherds 5 |
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