
1465โ1525 ยท Italian ยท 30 artworks
artist bio
Vittore Carpaccio was a leading Venetian painter of the Early Renaissance, known for his distinctive narrative cycles. He captured the vibrant life and pageantry of Venice in his detailed and colorful paintings, offering valuable insights into the city's culture and society.
what you'll learn
Studying Carpaccio's work allows students to explore narrative painting, understand the use of perspective in creating depth, and analyze the depiction of historical and religious themes within a specific cultural context. Students can also learn about the importance of detail and observation in capturing the essence of a scene.
related: Gentile Bellini, Giovanni Bellini, Antonello da Messina

The Annunciation
1504

Portrait of a Woman
1498

The Meditation on the Passion
1510

The Repatriation of the English Ambassadors
1500

Portrait of a Young Woman
1510

Vision of St. Augustine
1507

Saviour blesses the four apostles
1480

Holy Family with Two Donors
1505

The Stoning of St. Stephen
1520

Madonna and Blessing Child
1510

Christ with the Symbols of the Passion Surrounded by Angels
1496

St. Stephen is Consecrated Deacon
1514

Virgin Mary and John the Baptist, praying to the child Christ
1500

St. George Baptising the Gentile
1507

The Miracle of the Relic of the True Cross on the Rialto Bridge
1494

Portrait of a Venetian Nobleman
1510

The Departure of the English Ambassadors
1498

Holy Conversation
1505

The Meeting of Etherius and Ursula and the Departure of the Pilgrims
1498

The Dead Christ Supported by Angels.
1502

The Pilgrims Meet Pope Cyriac before the Walls of Rome
1493

The Birth of the Virgin
1508

The Virgin Reading
1510

Presentation in the Temple
1510

St. Thomas in Glory between St. Mark and St. Louis of Toulouse
1507

Junger Ritter in einer Landschaft
1510

Dream of St.Ursula
1495

Salvator Mundi
1520

Portrait of an Unknown Man with Red Beret
1493

The Glory of St. Vidal
1514