Fundamental Painters of the Venetian School (15th and 16th Centuries)

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Fundamental Painters of the Venetian School (15th and 16th Centuries)

The Venetian School refers to the group of painters who gave enormous prestige to the art of the city of Venice during the Renaissance. It began in the 15th century (at the same time as the Quattrocento) and, although it lasted for several centuries, it reached its peak in the 16th century (parallel to the High Renaissance and Mannerism). Some of its members are even considered fundamental references of Mannerism (Tintoretto, Bassano, Veronese).

This is a dynamic list since we will be adding more artists and more information to it over time.

 

The Venetian School of the 16th Century (click here to access the information) 

Characteristic Elements of Venetian School (click here to access the information)

The Venetian School in the Timeline (click here to access the information)

 

Fundamental painters:

1430-1479. Antonello da Messina 

1430-1516. Giovanni Bellini 

1465-1525. Carpaccio

1477-1510. Giorgione

1480-1528. Palma el Viejo

1480-1531. Vicenzo Catena

1488/90-1576. Tiziano

1510-1592. Jacopo Bassano

1518-1594. Tintoretto (more information)

1528-1588. Veronese 

1544-1628. Palma el Joven

 

Recommended links:

Timeline: Tintoretto.

Ultramarine Blue in Venetian Painting.

High Renaissance.

Mannerism.

Fundamental Painters of Mannierism.

Humanism.

Characteristic Elements of Renaissance Painting.

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