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Jacopo Palma il Giovane was an Italian painter who was active in the late 16th and early 17th centuries. While his exact birth and death locations are unknown, he was born in 1546 and passed away in 1628. Palma il Giovane is best known for his drawings, which often feature scenes of mythology and religious stories. The drawings show a strong interest in human anatomy and are characterized by their expressive lines and detailed renderings of figures and drapery. His works are often seen as a bridge between the late Renaissance and Mannerist styles.
Born
1546.0
Died
1628.0
Walking female nude
Jacopo Palma (il Giovane)
1649
Female head seen from below (cropped)
Jacopo Palma (il Giovane)
1659
Sts Jerome and Charles Borromeo kneeling at an altar
Jacopo Palma (il Giovane)
1659
Joseph and Potiphar's Wife
Jacopo Palma (il Giovane)
1798
St Jerome in the wilderness
Jacopo Palma (il Giovane)
1627
Personifications of Painting and Sculpture sitting on c...
Jacopo Palma (il Giovane)
1616
Two studies for foreshortened male figures lying on the...
Jacopo Palma (il Giovane)
1616
The Flagellation
Jacopo Palma (il Giovane)
1616
Neptune flanked by Vulcan(?) and the personification of...
Jacopo Palma (il Giovane)
1616
Seated woman and a prostrated nude in forshortening, cr...
Jacopo Palma (il Giovane)
1616
A sketch for an altarpiece with six saints
Jacopo Palma (il Giovane)
1605
Studies for one seated and two prostrated women
Jacopo Palma (il Giovane)
1605
Leaping warrior and a flying angel seen from behind
Jacopo Palma (il Giovane)
1588
St Sebastian
Jacopo Palma (il Giovane)
1588
Kneeling figure with a cross
Jacopo Palma (il Giovane)
1588