François de Nomé (1593-died after 1620) was a French painter of the Baroque period, active mainly in Naples. Born in Metz in the Lorraine region, he had moved to Rome by 1602. He often painted under the pseudonym of Monsù Desiderio, which encompassed at least three artists, Nomé and his compatriot Didier Barra, and an unknown third artist. The themes are bizarre, typically decrepit ruins or near-barren buildings in a nearly-surrealist, apparently post-apocalyptic landscape. People are tiny figures, skies overcast, tonalities earthen, and edges indistinct. His depiction of Venice's Piazza di San Marco is correctly populated by the appropriate structures, but the details are all invented.
The style was not highly influential for Italian painters of landscapes (veduta) in the next century, with the exception of perhaps Alessandro Magnasco. However, the depictions of nightmarish wilderness amidst the detritus of civilization was a thematic adopted by painters such as Salvatore Rosa, Michelangelo Cerquozzi, and the cappricci (whimsical and fantastic monuments, ruins, or buildings) of Piranesi.
Music by Eno/Budd, 'Foreshadowed'.
Fascinating
youst9 2 months ago
@ishtar0606 ...Mi fa pensare anche alla pittura metafisica,in particolare de Chirico :-)
ishtar0606 5 months ago
Che meraviglia! Non conoscevo questo incredibile precursore barocco del surrealismo (attivo soprattutto a Napoli !!!) Grazie Sfinge :-)
ishtar0606 5 months ago
@halynamyroslava Yes touching, cant say more.
TheEvolutionavenue 1 year ago
Incredible Beautiful Creation!!! Many Wonderful Images!!!
Many Thanks To Jocelyne For Sending!! It Bring Me Great Peace
And Joy!!!
gteofan 1 year ago
Beautiful Images And Marvelous Creation!! Is A Pleasure To See It!!
Thank You Jocelyne For Sharing This Beautiful Creation!!!
albatrosgrup 1 year ago
great,thanks good week end carlotta
carlotta306 1 year ago
Thank you for your beautiful video and for your talent!!! God bless you!!! Your friends Olga & Vladimir Krylov
olgakrylova777 1 year ago
Yes, I have seen this video before. I adore it. Thank you Jocelyne for the guidance to this beautiful and intense video. Robert
nightsatin1 1 year ago
A wonderful video! Well done for this beautiful creation!
harisego 1 year ago