Landscape with the Flight into Egypt

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Landscape with the Flight into Egypt is a seminal late 16th-century painting by Annibale Carracci that helped establish the classical landscape tradition by integrating a biblical narrative within a harmoniously ordered natural setting.

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instanceOf landscape painting
painting
religious painting
artHistoricalSignificance early example of integrating small-scale biblical figures into a dominant landscape setting
seminal work of classical landscape painting
city Rome
collection Doria Pamphilj Gallery
commissionedBy Cardinal Pietro Aldobrandini
completionDate 1603
countryOfOrigin Italy
creator Annibale Carracci
depicts Flight into Egypt
Holy Family
Infant Jesus
linked to: Child Jesus

Saint Joseph
Virgin Mary
cattle
classical architecture
distant town
donkey
mountains
pastoral landscape
river landscape
shepherds
trees
depictsEventFrom New Testament
genre classical landscape
hasColorPalette muted earthy tones
hasPerspective deep atmospheric perspective
hasStyle balanced arrangement of nature and architecture
harmoniously ordered composition
height 122 cm
inception 1603
influenced Claude Lorrain
Nicolas Poussin
classical landscape tradition
location Galleria Doria Pamphilj
materialUsed oil paint
medium oil on canvas
movement Baroque
Bolognese School
narrativeSource Gospel of Matthew
orientation landscape format
originalLanguageTitle Fuga in Egitto
linked to: Flight into Egypt
surface canvas
width 230 cm

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Annibale Carracci notableWork Landscape with the Flight into Egypt