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Annunciation and Three Avogadri

Domenico Tintoretto · 1575

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Domenico Tintoretto

Republic of Venice · 1560–1635

Domenico Robusti, also known as Domenico Tintoretto, was an Italian painter from Venice. He grew up under the tutelage of his father, the renowned painter Jacopo Tintoretto. == Life == === Apprenticeship === Domenico was born in Venice, Jacopo Tintoretto's oldest son. At age 17, he became a member of the Venetian painter's guild and, to further his training, worked alongside his father executing paintings in the Doge's Palace in Venice. Domenico then began to work independently in the palace, focusing his work on historical themes, including complex arrangements of multiple figures in battle scenes.

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Annunciation and Three Avogadri
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Annunciation and Three Avogadri

Domenico Tintoretto · 1575

Doge's Palace

Portrait of Pietro Lando and Francesco Donato
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Portrait of Pietro Lando and Francesco Donato

Domenico Tintoretto · 1570

Doge's Palace

Battle of Salvore
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Battle of Salvore

Domenico Tintoretto · 1605

Doge's Palace

Ambassadors of Doge Ziani
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Ambassadors of Doge Ziani

Domenico Tintoretto

Doge's Palace

Portrait of Giovanni Mocenigo
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Portrait of Giovanni Mocenigo

Domenico Tintoretto · c. 1580s

Doge's Palace

Fall or second capture of Constantinople
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Fall or second capture of Constantinople

Domenico Tintoretto · 1601

Doge's Palace

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