Triptych 1605

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National Gallery of Ancient Art (GNAA), Rome, Italy

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"Triptych" is a 1605 painting by Italian master Annibale Carracci, housed in the National Gallery of Ancient Art (GNAA) in Rome. The triptych features three panels, with the two central panels depicting angels battling demons, while the upper panels feature God. This work is characteristic of Carracci's style which combined elements of Renaissance and Baroque art, and is recognized for its dramatic use of light and shadow. The highly detailed and realistic depiction of the figures and the intense emotional charge of the scene are hallmarks of Carracci's genius.