Funeral of St. Jerome and Baptism of the Selenites, after Carpaccio; verso: Entrance Wall, Scuola di San Rocco, after Tintoretto

In December 1577 a fire broke out on the ground floor of the Doge’s Palace in Venice, resulting in serious damage to the decoration, walls, ceilings and furnishings of various room...

Young Knight in a Landscape is one of the most famous and celebrated works in the Thyssen-Bornemisza collection. The canvas is signed and dated on the cartellino attached to a low ...

An early copy after a colossal painting in Tintoretto in the church of S. Maria dell 'Orto in Venice. The original painting has been seen by the older research as a work of the Hun...

Portraiture occupies a significant position within Tintoretto’s oeuvre along with other genres, of which the most notable was religious painting. In the 1540s the artist execu...

To judge from their similar style and dimensions, these two canvases should be considered a pair, both depicting Old Testament scenes. They were formerly in the Watney collection i...

To judge from their similar style and dimensions, these two canvases should be considered a pair, both depicting Old Testament scenes. They were formerly in the Watney collection i...

The Master of Grossgmain, who remains unidentified, is an artist of the Austrian School. The name “Master of Grossgmain” relates to the body of work that has been attributed to him...