Bartolomeo Veneto

1480–1531 · Italian · 25 artworks

High RenaissanceDetailed rendering of fabrics and texturesUse of symbolism in portraitsElegant and refined compositionsIdealized beautyBlending of Venetian and Lombard styles

artist bio

Bartolomeo Veneto was an Italian painter of the High Renaissance, primarily active in Venice and other parts of Northern Italy. He is known for his portraits, often characterized by their refined detail, elegant compositions, and a distinctive blend of Venetian and Lombard influences.

what you'll learn

Studying Bartolomeo Veneto's work allows students to understand the portraiture conventions of the High Renaissance, including the use of symbolism, idealized beauty, and meticulous detail. Students can also learn about the blending of artistic styles from different regions of Italy during this period.

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25 artworks

Portrait of Donna Ebrea Con Gli Attributi Di Joele