Jupiter, Neptune and Pluto
- Artist
- Caravaggio
- Date
- c.1597
- Style
- Baroque
- Genre
- Mythological painting
- Location
- Casino di Villa Boncompagni Ludovisi
"Jupiter, Neptune and Pluto" by Caravaggio, created around 1597, is a renowned example of a mythological painting from the Baroque period. Unusually, it is executed in oils on plaster, making it distinct from typical fresco techniques, even though it is sometimes mistaken for one. The artwork depicts the three mythological gods, embodying the intense realism and dramatic lighting characteristic of Caravaggio's style. Situated in the Villa Aurora in Rome, this piece exemplifies the artist’s mastery in mythological themes and innovative painting methods within the vibrant context of Baroque art.
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