Giovanni Battista Tiepolo Mandolin played the young woman Painting ID:: 62181 new21/Giovanni Battista Tiepolo-789464.jpg
Mandolin played the young woman mk280 Oil on canvas 92.1 x 74.9cm
Giovanni Battista Tiepolo Pilgrims son Painting ID:: 62183 new21/Giovanni Battista Tiepolo-637536.jpg
Pilgrims son mk280 Oil on canvas 228 x 160cm
Giovanni Battista Tiepolo Opening time the truth Painting ID:: 62184 new21/Giovanni Battista Tiepolo-993467.jpg
Opening time the truth mk290 Oil on canvas 231 x 167cm
Giovanni Battista Tiepolo NA ER where more and Amida in the garden Painting ID:: 62185 new21/Giovanni Battista Tiepolo-787757.jpg
NA ER where more and Amida in the garden mk280 Oil on canvas 186.8 x 259.9cm
Giovanni Battista Tiepolo Lantos s death Painting ID:: 62186 new21/Giovanni Battista Tiepolo-326967.jpg
Lantos s death mk280 Oil on canvas 287 x 232cm
Giovanni Battista Tiepolo St James the great Painting ID:: 62188 new21/Giovanni Battista Tiepolo-532822.jpg
St James the great mk280 Oil on canvas 317 x 163cm
Giovanni Battista Tiepolo Sense of the story of the Holy Spirit and progesterone Painting ID:: 62189 new21/Giovanni Battista Tiepolo-645958.jpg
Sense of the story of the Holy Spirit and progesterone mk280 Oil on canvas 58.7 x 45cm
Giovanni Battista Tiepolo Saint Joseph and the Son Painting ID:: 62190 new21/Giovanni Battista Tiepolo-398572.jpg
Saint Joseph and the Son mk280 Oil on canvas 63 x 38cm
Giovanni Battista Tiepolo Abraham and Angels Painting ID:: 62191 new21/Giovanni Battista Tiepolo-982683.jpg
Abraham and Angels mk280 Oil on canvas 197 x 151cm
Giovanni Battista Tiepolo Jupiter and Dana Painting ID:: 63759 new21/Giovanni Battista Tiepolo-752533.jpg
Jupiter and Dana 1736 Oil on canvas Universitet Konsthistoriska Institutionen, StockholmArtist:TIEPOLO, Giovanni Battista Title: Jupiter and Dana? Painted in 1701-1750 , Italian - - painting : mythological
Giovanni Battista Tiepolo Apollo and the Continents Painting ID:: 63761 new21/Giovanni Battista Tiepolo-635843.jpg
Apollo and the Continents 1752-53 Fresco, 1900 x 3050 cm Stairwell of the Residenz, W?rzburg The picture shows an overall view of the ceiling, photographed from below. The perspectival distortion at the edges of the overall view of the ceiling fresco tell us that this was never intended as a vantage point for the visitor. Instead, the fresco was to open out to the viewer as he ascended the staircase. Apollo is portrayed in the centre of the heavens, Venus and Mars rest on a cloud below him, while the zodiac appears on a band behind them with the four seasons to the left. The Horae can be recognized by their butterfly wings. The upper part of the fresco is meant to be viewed from the opposite angle and shows Mercury and, a little below him, the gods Diana, Jupiter and Saturn. The composition of the ceiling fresco takes into account the many viewpoints available to the visitor, who changes direction several times during his climb up the stairs, and who cannot take in the whole fresco at a glance. Tiepolo's achievements in composing this fresco are twofold: he takes into consideration the way in which only parts of the fresco are visible to the viewer as he climbs, and he presents independent pieces which nevertheless fuse into a harmonic whole. From the foot of the stairs the viewer first sees the continent of America, whose personification points with outstretched arm to a banner showing the mythical creature the griffin, a first allusion to the client. On entering the stairwell, a wider picture is revealed, giving a view of the dramatic cloud formations which push open the skies, and of the figure of Apollo, bathed in radiant light. Halfway up the first flight of stairs, more of the long sides of the fresco are revealed, with Africa on the right and Asia on the left. The groups of figures await the visitor almost like a court society. After this first flight, the viewer must change direction and now sees the portrayal of Europe for the first time on the short side opposite. The flourishing arts are symbolized here, partly personified by the artists involved in the construction of the Residence. Above them, the Prince-Bishop's portrait medallion is borne aloft through the heavens by geni and allegorical figures. Like Apollo, who cannot be seen from here, it too lets its light shine forth over the world. In comparison to the other Continents, the Europa fresco is statically conceived. This, and the sometimes frontal arrangement of its figures, causes the viewer to pause and so constitutes a first high point on the way to the Imperial Hall. The fresco was, therefore, never laid out with an overall view in mind, and the criticisms of the largely empty areas of sky at its centre which were later to be frequently voiced, are thus unfounded. Instead we are captivated by the harmonic perfection through which both architecture and painted decoration serve the same purpose: the magnificent staging of the ceremonial path through the Residence.Artist:TIEPOLO, Giovanni Battista Title: Apollo and the Continents Painted in 1701-1750 , Italian - - painting : mythological
Giovanni Battista Tiepolo Education of the Virgin Painting ID:: 63764 new21/Giovanni Battista Tiepolo-922569.jpg
Education of the Virgin 1732 Oil on canvas S. Maria della Consolazione (Fava), Venice The figures in this altarpiece are portrayed more as the heroines of noble dramas than as saints. They combine true pathos with elegant sensuality, as if they were creatures of some higher human species. At the same time, however, they are firmly linked to our sense of everyday life through the descriptive details which are so naturalistic as to border on trompe-l'oeil. In the centre of the representation, in front of a magnificent architectural backdrop, stands Mary as a young girl, reading from an open book, and instructed by her mother, who sits next to her. Her father, standing to her right, is deep in prayer and has his eyes raised towards Heaven. What is striking about the composition, is the diagonal line which runs from the three angels' heads beneath the book to the three large angels above Mary, and which symbolizes the way to the Kingdom of Heaven.Artist:TIEPOLO, Giovanni Battista Title: Education of the Virgin Painted in 1701-1750 , Italian - - painting : religious
Giovanni Battista Tiepolo John the Baptist Preaching Painting ID:: 63765 new21/Giovanni Battista Tiepolo-446647.jpg
John the Baptist Preaching 1732-33 Fresco, 350 x 300 cm Cappella Colleoni, Bergamo The impressive figure of John the Baptist, delivering his sermon with raised forefinger from the top of a rock in the landscape, dominates the right-hand side of the picture. His cross staff and the lamb at his feet refer to the fate of Christ. The left-hand side of the picture is almost completely taken up by men, women and children, who listen spellbound to the sermon. The young woman placed in the very centre of the picture breast-feeding her child, who thus conforms to the standardized portrayal of the Madonna and Child, can be understood as an allusion to the birth of Christ, which is the subject of John's sermon.Artist:TIEPOLO, Giovanni Battista Title: John the Baptist Preaching Painted in 1701-1750 , Italian - - painting : religious
Giovanni Battista Tiepolo The Scourge of the Serpents Painting ID:: 63766 new21/Giovanni Battista Tiepolo-697997.jpg
The Scourge of the Serpents The Scourge of the Serpents (detail) 1732-35 Oil on canvas, 164 x 1356 cm (complete frieze) Gallerie dell'Accademia, Venice During the 1720s Giambattista Tiepolo developed a new colouristic style of painting derived in principle from the dazzling palette of Veronese and the no less brilliant one of Sebastiano Ricci. Rejecting the tenebrous colour of Piazzetta, we witness in Tiepolo the triumph of colour with a richness of resonance and counterpoint elaborated within the ordered and monumental composition. The great frieze, originally below the choir of the Venetian church of SS. Cosma and Damiani on the Giudecca (Zanetti 1771), is a fine example of Tiepolo's work of the 1730s. The painting in its ornate stucco frame decorated with fruit, flowers and leaves is over 13 metres long. Three episodes are depicted with a decorative illusionism contrasting with the declared realist-narrative intent, rendering the painting somewhat melodramatic effect.Artist:TIEPOLO, Giovanni Battista Title: The Scourge of the Serpents (detail) Painted in 1701-1750 , Italian - - painting : religious
Giovanni Battista Tiepolo Christ Carrying the Cross Painting ID:: 63767 new21/Giovanni Battista Tiepolo-594436.jpg
Christ Carrying the Cross 1737-38 Oil on canvas, 450 x 517 cm Sant'Alvise, Venice The subject of the painting is Christ's carrying of the cross to the hill of Golgotha, which rises up in the centre of the picture as a tall rock, the crosses already erected upon it. Directly beneath it in the foreground we see Christ in a flame red robe. He has collapsed under the heavy weight of the cross. To the right, Veronica, holding the sudarium, turns away from the dramatic scene, visibly moved. To the left, the two thieves likewise condemned to crucifixion are being led forward. In the exact centre of the picture, between Christ's cross and the hill of Golgotha, and directly facing the viewer, are the figures of Jesus' disciples, together with Mary and Mary Magdalene. Brightly illuminated, they stand out symbolically from the other figures.Artist:TIEPOLO, Giovanni Battista Title: Christ Carrying the Cross Painted in 1701-1750 , Italian - - painting : religious
Giovanni Battista Tiepolo The Three Angels Appearing to Abraham Painting ID:: 63769 new21/Giovanni Battista Tiepolo-866484.jpg
The Three Angels Appearing to Abraham 1726-1729 Fresco, 4000 x 2000 cm Palazzo Patriarcale, Udine Abraham kneels in prayer, awed by the appearance of the three angels, who float on a very solid-looking white cloud. The scene illustrates both the promise to make Abraham "a father of many nations" and the favour shown by God towards him, as described in the book of Genesis. Although the divine origin of the angels is made clear by their being placed in the upper portion of the picture, Tiepolo has portrayed them with very human features.Artist:TIEPOLO, Giovanni Battista Title: The Three Angels Appearing to Abraham Painted in 1701-1750 , Italian - - painting : religious
Giovanni Battista Tiepolo The Banquet of Cleopatra Painting ID:: 63770 new21/Giovanni Battista Tiepolo-487632.jpg
The Banquet of Cleopatra 1746-47 Fresco Palazzo Labia, Venice For the face of Anthony Tiepolo fell back on a type of portrait which he often used in other contexts, e. g. for the god of war, Mars. This section lets us see the detailed rendering of the ornamental decoration on the armor and helmet, thus demonstrating the importance Tiepolo assigned to such apparently insignificant details.Artist:TIEPOLO, Giovanni Battista Title: The Banquet of Cleopatra (detail) Painted in 1701-1750 , Italian - - painting : historical
Giovanni Battista Tiepolo Glory of Spain Painting ID:: 63772 new21/Giovanni Battista Tiepolo-288894.jpg
Glory of Spain 1762-66 Fresco, 2700 x 1000 cm Throne Room, Palacio Real, Madrid The loading of a European ship with the treasures of the American continent is depicted in a direct allusion to the discovery of America by Christopher Columbus and to the Spanish conquest of the New World in the l6th century. The two Red Indians in the foreground, who throw themselves to the ground in front of the ship, symbolize the Europeans' victory over the natives.Artist:TIEPOLO, Giovanni Battista Title: Glory of Spain (detail) Painted in 1701-1750 , Italian - - painting : mythological
Giovanni Battista Tiepolo Glory of Spain Painting ID:: 63773 new21/Giovanni Battista Tiepolo-375276.jpg
Glory of Spain 1762-66 Fresco, 2700 x 1000 cm Throne Room, Palacio Real, Madrid The sea-goddess Thetis hovers on a cloud, together with her spouse Oceanus, and holds aloft a shell filled with treasures. Tritons and Nereids, who are meant to symbolize the riches of the sea, accompany the scene. The attempt to bridge the austere Classical golden frame using the group of figures and the orange tree at the lower edge of the picture (possibly a personification of the Province of Aragon), and to create the typical connection between the fresco and the space occupied by the viewer does not succeed here.Artist:TIEPOLO, Giovanni Battista Title: Glory of Spain (detail) Painted in 1701-1750 , Italian - - painting : mythological
Giovanni Battista Tiepolo the sicisbeo, c. Painting ID:: 64329 new22/Giovanni Battista Tiepolo-878732.jpg
the sicisbeo, c. 1785
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Giovanni Battista Tiepolo St Jacobus defeats the Moors. Painting ID:: 66450 new22/Giovanni Battista Tiepolo-365455.jpg
St Jacobus defeats the Moors. St Jacobus defeats the Moors. Budapest, Museum of Fine Arts. Olio su tela, 317 ?? 163 cm Inv. 649.
Giovanni Battista Tiepolo konsul lucius brutus dod och hannibal igenkannande hasdrubals huvud Painting ID:: 70765 new23/Giovanni Battista Tiepolo-559468.jpg
konsul lucius brutus dod och hannibal igenkannande hasdrubals huvud 1725-30
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Giovanni Battista Tiepolo konsul lucius brutus dod och hannibal igenkannande hasdrubals huvud Painting ID:: 70766 new23/Giovanni Battista Tiepolo-877767.jpg
konsul lucius brutus dod och hannibal igenkannande hasdrubals huvud 1725-30
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Giovanni Battista Tiepolo Le martyr de Saint Barthelemy Huile Painting ID:: 71959 new23/Giovanni Battista Tiepolo-389585.jpg
Le martyr de Saint Barthelemy Huile Le martyr de Saint Barthelemy Huile 1722 par Giovanni Tiepolo, San Stae, Venise
Giovanni Battista Tiepolo The Apotheosis of Saint Roch Painting ID:: 72962 new24/Giovanni Battista Tiepolo-358867.jpg
The Apotheosis of Saint Roch "The Apotheosis of Saint Roch," oil on canvas, by the Italian artist Giovanni Battista Tiepolo. 16 1/8 in. x 13 3/8 in. Yale University Art Gallery, gift of the associates of fine arts. Courtesy of Yale University, New Haven, Conn.
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Giovanni Battista Tiepolo Saint barthelemy Painting ID:: 73376 new24/Giovanni Battista Tiepolo-555533.jpg
Saint barthelemy Date of birth/death 5 March 1696(1696-03-05) 27 March 1770
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Giovanni Battista Tiepolo Junge Frau mit Papagei Painting ID:: 74987 new24/Giovanni Battista Tiepolo-579699.jpg
Junge Frau mit Papagei c. 1758-1760
Oil on canvas
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Giovanni Battista Tiepolo Junge Frau mit Papagei Painting ID:: 76744 new24/Giovanni Battista Tiepolo-733544.jpg
Junge Frau mit Papagei English: c. 1758-1760
Medium Oil on canvas
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Italian Rococo Era Painter, 1696-1770
Giovanni Battista Tiepolo was born in Venice on March 5, 1696. His father, who was part owner of a ship, died when Tiepolo was scarcely a year old, but the family was left in comfortable circumstances. As a youth, he was apprenticed to Gregorio Lazzarini, a mediocre but fashionable painter known for his elaborately theatrical, rather grandiose compositions.
Tiepolo soon evolved a more spirited style of his own. By the time he was 20, he had exhibited his work independently, and won plaudits, at an exhibition held at the church of S. Rocco. The next year he became a member of the Fraglia, or painters guild. In 1719 he married Cecilia Guardi, whose brother Francesco was to become famous as a painter of the Venetian scene. They had nine children, among them Giovanni Domenico and Lorenzo Baldassare, who were also painters.
In the 1720s Tiepolo carried out many large-scale commissions on the northern Italian mainland. Of these the most important is the cycle of Old Testament scenes done for the patriarch of Aquileia, Daniele Dolfin, in the new Archbishop Palace at Udine. Here Tiepolo abandoned the dark hues that had characterized his early style and turned instead to the bright, sparkling colors that were to make him famous.