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Madonna and Child between two angels
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Do not touch me
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Madonna and Child between two angels
Madonna and Child
Stories of the Sacred Girdle (detail)
Queen Semiramis
Madonna and Child with Saints (Pala dell'Udienza)
The archangel Raphael with Tobiolo
Do not touch me
Madonna and Child with Saints Francis, Bartholomew, Barnabas and Catherine Stories from the lives of the saints Episodes from the life and Passion of Christ
Hand thinking
Saint Anthony Abbot adored by two angels
Madonna and Child, St. Stephen, St. John the Baptist and Francesco by Marco Datini presenting the four Buonomini (Madonna del Ceppo)
Madonna and Child with Saints Catherine of Alexandria, Benedetto, Giovanni Gualberto and Agata
The city of Prato with the saints Stefano and Giovanni Battista and the benefactors Michele Dagomari and Francesco Datini
The Madonna della Cintola, Saints Gregory, Margaret, Thomas, Agostino and Tobiolo and the Angel
The Good Samaritan
Cabin

Do not touch me

Giovanni Battista Caracciolo, detto Battistello

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Praetorian Palace

Praetorian Palace

Piazza del Comune, Prato

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Original interpretation of the encounter between Christ and the Magdalene, recognized as a masterpiece by Battistello Caracciolo, an artist we know today was in direct relationship with Merisi in Naples, and who was the first to convey the powerful luministic naturalism in the Neapolitan environment with a personal interpretation contemporary and later generation painters. The work is characterized by the strength of the gesture and the theatricality of the story borrowed from the artistic experiences of the Florentine painters of the early seventeenth century.
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Title: Do not touch me

Author: Giovanni Battista Caracciolo, detto Battistello

Date: 1618 - 1620

Technique: Oil painting on canvas

Displayed in: Praetorian Palace

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