Thomas jones barker, the studio of salvator rosa in the mountains of the abruzzi (detail), 1865, joslyn art museum. Bernard barryte in "history and legend in t. J. Barker's the studio of salvator rosa in the mountains of the abruzzi, 1865," the art bulletin, vol. 71, no. 4 (dec. 1989), pp. 660-673, suggests that the bearded bandit shown here was an homage to garibaldi; barker had previously painted a portrait of garibaldi known only from a later engraving. Date: 1865.
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