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Palma il Giovane, born in Venice, Italy, around 1550, was a painter whose work reflected the Late Renaissance style and an interest in Venetian art. He is known for his dramatic and vibrant paintings depicting both religious and secular scenes, often filled with figures. Palma’s works, such as "The Battle of Lepanto," feature a heightened sense of realism and detail, with strong contrasts of light and shadow. These features are evident in his representations of historical events, religious figures, and portraits, which are typical of the Venetian school of painting.
Born
c.1550
Birth place
Venice, Italy
Died
October 14, 1628
Death place
Venice, Italy
Venus Und Mars
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Conversión De San Pablo
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Washing of the Feet
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Museo Di Castelvecchio
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Pasquale Cicogna Hearing Mass Celebrated in the Oratory...
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The Lamentation of Christ
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The Painter Matteo da Lecce
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Venus and Cupid at Vulcan's Forge
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Sacristia Di San Francesco Della Vigna, a Venizia. San ...
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San Domenico raccoglie le rose per la Madonna del rosario
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Pasquale Cicogna in the Church of the Crociferi Receive...
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Seated Bishop Holding a Book
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Pasquale Cicogna in Dogal Robes Visiting the Church and...
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Portrait of Pope Pius V
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Studie zu einem Parisurteil
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