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Veronese, Paolo
1528–1588
Nationality: Republic of Venice
Born: 1528, Verona
Died: 1588, Venice
Gender: male
Movements
High Renaissance
Veronese school
Mannerism
Venetian school
Occupations
draftsperson
painter
visual artist
architectural draftsperson
Biography
Veronese was one of the three most influential painters of the Venetian late Renaissance, with Titian and Tintoretto. He is known as a supreme colorist and for his illusionistic decorations in both fresco and oil, famed for biblical feasts executed for the refectories, altarpieces, history and mythological paintings and portraits. He headed a family workshop that remained active after his death.
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Notable Works
- Villa Barbaro
- The Annunciation
- Madonna with child
- Christ and the Centurion
- Adoration of the Magi
- Cristo portacroce
- Holy Family with Sts Anthony Abbot, Catherine and the Infant John the Baptist
- Burning bush
- The Baptism of Christ
- Saints Philip and James the Less
- Eliezer and Rebecca
- Annunciation Veronese
- Saint Agatha crowned by Angels
- Adoration of the Shepherds (II)
- Annunciation
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- Two holy bishops (Geminianus and Severus?)
- St. Agatha visited in prison by St. Peter
- Assumption by Veronese
- Conversione of San Pantaleone
- Conquest of Smyrna
- Madonna con Bambino con Santi e donatori
- The Triumph of Virtue over Vice
- The Punishment of the Forger
- Supper of Saint Gregorius
- Copy of Feast in the House of Simon
- Female Figure Breaking her Chains
- Mansuetude
- Juno and Saturn
- Jupiter striking down vices
- Ceiling of Anticollegio Room
- Martyrdom of St. James the Less
- Reward
- Simplicity
- Moderation
- Mars and Neptune
- Religion and Faith
- Prosperity
Artworks
29 artworks
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