Salvator Mundi
Domenico Fetti · ca. 1622–23
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"Salvator Mundi" is an oil on wood painting by Domenico Fetti, dated circa 1622–23. It measures 23 1/2 x 17 1/4 inches (59.7 x 43.8 cm) and is classified under European Paintings. The artist, Domenico Fetti, was an Italian painter active from approximately 1589 to 1623.
The artwork was a gift of Dianne Modestini, in loving memory of Mario Modestini, in 2007, and is held by The Metropolitan Museum of Art. No provenance details are provided in the supplied data. Information regarding its exhibition history or specific literature is also not available.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art holds other works by or after Domenico Fetti, including "The Parable of the Mote and the Beam" (ca. 1619) and "The Good Samaritan" (ca. 1618–22). Additionally, there are works by other artists that reference or relate to Fetti's style, such as "La Flutiste, d'après Domenico Fetti" (1891).
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The Parable of the Mote and the Beam
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La Flutiste, d'après Domenico Fetti
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Head of a Bearded Man
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Melancholia
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The Good Samaritan
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Parable of the mote and the beam
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Allegory on Melancholy, with a woman kneeling towards the left holding a skull
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The Virgin, hands folded on her chest, looking upwards
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