FTP, identify this early Italian baroque painter of Judith Beheading Holofernes, one of the earliest successful female painters.
One work by this artist shows an animal attacking the patron saint of Naples in an amphitheatre, and was painted along with an Adoration of the Magi for a cathedral at Pozzouli. This painter of The Martyrdom of St. Januarius depicted a man lying on the ground after pulling off a woman's wig in Corisca and the Satyr. This artist also showed a man wearing red and blue resting his head in the lap of a woman in a gold dress, unaware that she is preparing to kill him. This artist of Jael and Sisera painted a woman's hair falling from her tether in (*) Self Portrait as the Allegory of Painting, and at age seventeen painted a nude at a bath turning her head downward and shunning the two men who leer at her over a wall. Agostino Tassi was responsible for a major shift in the work of this painter of Susanna and the Elders, whose most famous work shows a biblical heroine severing the head of an enemy general. FTP, identify this early Italian baroque painter of Judith Beheading Holofernes, one of the earliest successful female painters.
One work by this artist shows an animal attacking the patron saint of Naples in an amphitheatre, and was painted along with an Adoration of the Magi for a cathedral at Pozzouli.
Artemisia {Gentileschi}