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==Biography== |
==Biography== |
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+ | [[File:Francesco-portrait.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Solimena's portrait of the Volturi.]] |
| − | Francesco was an Italian painter who favored the Baroque style, and painted a portrait of [[Aro]], [[Caius]], [[Marcus]], and [[Carlisle Cullen|Carlisle]] (who was living with the [[Volturi]] at the time). He especially enjoyed painting the [[Volturi]] leaders as gods due to their |
+ | Francesco was an Italian painter who favored the Baroque style, and painted a portrait of [[Aro]], [[Caius]], [[Marcus]], and [[Carlisle Cullen|Carlisle]] (who was living with the [[Volturi]] at the time). He especially enjoyed painting the [[Volturi]] leaders as gods due to their transcendent beauty. |
Carlisle kept one of his paintings when he traveled to the New World, which [[Edward]] showed [[Bella]] for the first time in ''[[Twilight]]'' (''[[New Moon (film)|New Moon]]'' being the first time in the movies). |
Carlisle kept one of his paintings when he traveled to the New World, which [[Edward]] showed [[Bella]] for the first time in ''[[Twilight]]'' (''[[New Moon (film)|New Moon]]'' being the first time in the movies). |
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| + | In the alternate story of ''[[Life and Death: Twilight Reimagined]]'', Solimena painted a portrait of [[Sulpicia]], [[Athenodora]], Marcus, [[Mele]], and [[Carine Cullen|Carine]] instead. |
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Revision as of 17:01, 28 November 2015
- "Solimena was greatly inspired by Carlisle's friends. He often painted them as gods. Aro, Marcus, Caius: nighttime patrons of the arts."
- ―Edward[src]
Francesco Solimena was a famous Italian painter who lived in the 17th century, during the Baroque era.
Biography
Twilight
Solimena's portrait of the Volturi.
Francesco was an Italian painter who favored the Baroque style, and painted a portrait of Aro, Caius, Marcus, and Carlisle (who was living with the Volturi at the time). He especially enjoyed painting the Volturi leaders as gods due to their transcendent beauty.
Carlisle kept one of his paintings when he traveled to the New World, which Edward showed Bella for the first time in Twilight (New Moon being the first time in the movies).
Life and Death: Twilight Reimagined
In the alternate story of Life and Death: Twilight Reimagined, Solimena painted a portrait of Sulpicia, Athenodora, Marcus, Mele, and Carine instead.
Mentioned in
External links
- Francesco Solimena on Wikipedia