Domenico Tintoretto
1560–1635 · Italian · 19 artworks
Mannerismdynamic compositiontenebrismexpressive portraitureVenetian color paletteuse of assistants
artist bio
Domenico Tintoretto, also known as Domenico Robusti, was a Venetian painter of the late Renaissance. As the son of Jacopo Tintoretto, he inherited and continued his father's workshop, contributing significantly to Venetian Mannerism through portraits and large-scale religious compositions.
what you'll learn
Studying Domenico Tintoretto's work allows students to understand the continuation and adaptation of artistic styles within a family workshop, as well as the evolution of Mannerism in Venice. Students can also learn about portraiture and the use of dramatic compositions in religious scenes.
related: Paolo Veronese, Titian
19 artworks
Pietro Lando and Francesco Donato
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Joachim Expelled from the Temple
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Marco Barbarigo
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Galileo Galilei
1605
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Portrait of Giovanni Mocenigo
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The Holy Family with Saints Anne and John the Baptist
1595
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Penitent Magdalene
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Portrait of a Man
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Baptism of Christ
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Magdalena Penitente
1602
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Madonna dell'Orto (Venice) - Chapel Morosini - Angels carrying the censer (left)
1627
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Portrait of an Old Man
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Resurrection and Three Avogadri
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Venetian Nobleman
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Portrait of a Young Man
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Portrait of a dogaressa
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Portrait of John Finet
1611
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Giovanni Bembo Kneels Before a Personification of Venice
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Madonna dell'Orto (Venice) - Chapel Morosini - Angels carrying the censer (right)
1627
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