Neapolitan School - Napoli (English spelling) Scuola Napolitana

Japanese: ナポリ派 - なぽりは（英語表記）scuola napolitana

A school of painting that developed in the early modern period, centered in Naples, Italy. It was during the Baroque period that artistic activity in Naples flourished to the point that it could be called a school, and the Neapolitan School is often used to refer to the painters who were active in the city in the 17th century. In the 17th century, Naples was ruled by a viceroy from Spain, and it was a place of international exchange. Caravaggio's stays in 1607 and 1610 were a major inspiration for local artists, and under his influence Giovanni Battista Caracciolo (commonly known as Battistello) was born.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

イタリアのナポリを中心として近世に展開された画派。ナポリにおける美術活動が一つの派と呼びうるほどの隆盛を見たのはバロック時代においてであり，ナポリ派とは17世紀に同地で活動した画家を総称していう場合が多い。ナポリは17世紀にはスペイン出身の副王が治めており，国際的な交流の場であった。1607年および10年にカラバッジョが滞在したことが，当地の芸術家にとって大きな刺激となり，彼の影響下に，カラッチョロGiovanni Battista Caracciolo(通称バッティステロBattistello。

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