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Democrito Bernardo Bitti (1548–1610) was an Italian Jesuit priest and painter. He introduced Mannerism to Peru, where he went on a Jesuit mission after having studied in Rome. On his way to Peru, Bitti traveled through Spain, where he became influenced by Sevillian painting, especially that of Luis de Morales. Bitti arrived in Peru in 1575 and started painting for churches first in Lima and from 1583 in Cusco. His works in Lima include the typically Mannerist Coronation of the Virgin and The Virgin of the Candelaria for St. Peter's Church. The Immaculate Conception was a recurring theme in his paintings, one of which is in the in Cusco. In addition to Mannerism, his works reflect ideas of the Counter-Reformation and religious education of the natives. After 1584, Bitti traveled all over S

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rdfs:label	Bernardo Bitti (en) Bernardo Bitti (es) Bernardo Bitti (it) Bernardo Bitti (fr) Bernardo Bitti (pt) Битти, Бернардо (ru)
rdfs:comment	Bernardo Bitti (Camerino, Italia, 1548-Lima, 1610) fue un hermano coadjutor jesuita y pintor italiano que desarrolló su trabajo en Lima, Cusco,Juli,Ayacucho, La Paz y Sucre. El aporte español y, en general europeo, a la Escuela cuzqueña de pintura se produce desde época muy temprana, cuando se inicia la construcción de la catedral. Es la llegada del pintor italiano Bernardo Bitti en 1575, sin embargo, la que marca un primer momento del desarrollo del arte cuzqueño. Este jesuita introduce en el Cusco una de las corrientes en boga en Europa de entonces, el manierismo, cuyas principales características eran el tratamiento de las figuras de manera un tanto alargada, con la luz focalizada en ellas y un acento en los primeros planos en desmedro del paisaje y, en general, los detalles. (es) Bernardo Demócrito Bitti, né en 1548 à Camerino (Macerata) en Italie et décédé en 1610 à Lima dans la vice-royauté du Pérou, était un frère jésuite italien. Peintre maniériste et missionnaire au Pérou il orna de ses toiles de nombreuses églises du Pérou et de Bolivie . (fr) Aloisio Bernardo Giovanni Democrito Bitti (Camerino, 1548 – Lima, 1610) è stato un gesuita, pittore e scultore italiano naturalizzato peruviano, manierista in Sud America nel corso del XVI secolo. (it) Bernardo Bitti (Camerino, 1548 - Lima, 1610) foi um padre jesuíta, escultor e pintor da Itália, um dos introdutores do Maneirismo no Peru. Foi também um dos expoentes da Escola de Cuzco. (pt) Бернардо Битти (1548, Камерино — 1610, Лима) — итальянский художник, скульптор, иезуит, активно творивший в Южной Америке в XVI веке. Представитель маньеризма, оказавший большое влияние на живописное искусство Перу, Боливии и Эквадора. (ru) Democrito Bernardo Bitti (1548–1610) was an Italian Jesuit priest and painter. He introduced Mannerism to Peru, where he went on a Jesuit mission after having studied in Rome. On his way to Peru, Bitti traveled through Spain, where he became influenced by Sevillian painting, especially that of Luis de Morales. Bitti arrived in Peru in 1575 and started painting for churches first in Lima and from 1583 in Cusco. His works in Lima include the typically Mannerist Coronation of the Virgin and The Virgin of the Candelaria for St. Peter's Church. The Immaculate Conception was a recurring theme in his paintings, one of which is in the in Cusco. In addition to Mannerism, his works reflect ideas of the Counter-Reformation and religious education of the natives. After 1584, Bitti traveled all over S (en)
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