Jacopo Bassano
1510–1592 · Italian · 19 artworks
Mannerismrustic realismgenre scenes in religious contexttenebrismpastoral landscapesdynamic compositions
artist bio
Jacopo Bassano, a prominent figure of the Venetian Mannerist school, is celebrated for his innovative approach to religious and genre scenes. He infused his paintings with a rustic realism and a distinctive use of light, influencing subsequent generations of artists.
what you'll learn
Studying Bassano's work allows students to explore the transition from the High Renaissance to Mannerism, focusing on his unique blend of genre elements within religious narratives and his pioneering use of nocturnal settings.
related: Tintoretto, Paolo Veronese, El Greco
19 artworks
The Crucifixion
1575
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Expulsion of the Merchants from the Temple
1568
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The Last Supper
1546
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Portrait of a Man
1576
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The Forge of Vulcan
1585
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Three Martyr Saints
1578
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Saint Jerome
1556
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Bust-Length Study of a Bearded Man with Cap in Three-Quarter View
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Madonna and Child with Saints
1550
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Mater Dolorosa
1580
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Israelis Drinking the Miraculous Water
1565
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Portrait of a Cardinal
1545
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The Entry of the Animals into Noah’s Ark
1570
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The Journey of Jacob
1561
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Christ Among the Doctors
1539
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Banquet Scene
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The Mocking of Christ
1589
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Christ Healing the Lame Man
1571
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Winter
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