Tintoretto
Tintoretto Detail of a self-portrait Tintoretto (real name Jacopo Robusti; 1518 - May 31 ... hence the son got the nickname of Tintoretto, little dyer, or dyer's boy, which ... Ridolfi is our authority for saying that Tintoretto had only been ten days in the ... was candid enough to praise. One of Tintoretto's early pictures still extant is ...
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Tintoretto   (translated from German)
Tintoretto Robusti, mentioned Tintoretto an Italian painter family is in Venice: Domenico Robusti, towards. Domenico Tintoretto, (* 1560 in Venice; ? 1635 in Venice), Italian painter Jacopo Robusti, towards. Jacopo Tintoretto, (* 1518 in Venice; ? 1594 in Venice), Italian painter Marco Robusti, towards. Marco Tintoretto, (around 1560 in Venice; ? 1637), of ...
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Tintoretto   (translated from Dutch)
Tintoretto Christus at the lake of galilea, 1575 ... 5 cm. National Gallery or Art, washington Tintoretto (September or October 1518 - 31 May 1594 ... be work shows also influence of Michelangelo . Tintoretto had a preference for particular lichteffecten and ... several angles painted and with changing lichtval. Tintoretto's most famous work are a serial ... Scuola di San Rocco. An comparison between Tintoretto's Last supper and that of ...
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Tintoretto   (translated from Spanish)
Tintoretto Tintoretto (Japoco Robusti, Venecia , 1518 - you go., 31 ... of 1594 ), Italian painter. Self-portrait of Tintoretto. Student of Tiziano , says that it learned ... different illumination. The most famous works of Tintoretto are a series of paintings on the ... almost mathematical symmetry. In the hands of Tintoretto, the same scene dramatically appears distorted. ...
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Tintoretto   (translated from Italian)
Tintoretto Self-portrait Jacopo Sturdy saying Tintoretto for via of the paternal trade, ( Venice ... even if Ridolfi never did not meet Tintoretto but it reached its information from the ... turns out that in May of 1539 Tintoretto was a "main painter". Its first one ... in one scenografica truth of taste baroque. Tintoretto was a great designer: they have ...
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Talk:Tintoretto I am looking for a picture by Tintoretto, depicting the Rape of Europe. Anybody could ...
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User:TintoRetto Hello! My latest article is Tintoretto.
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Jacopo Tintoretto   (translated from German)
Jacopo Tintoretto Selbstportrait Jacopo Robusti, towards. Jacopo Tintoretto (* 1518 in Venice; ? 31. May 1594 in ... was an Italian painter. Its name IL Tintoretto ("the Faerberlein") is derived from the handicraft of its father. Tintoretto was at the beginning of pupils Tizians ... with the advantages of its native school. Tintoretto was the choir leader of the ...
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Domenico Tintoretto   (translated from German)
Domenico Tintoretto Domenico Tintoretto, actually Domenico Robusti, (* 1560 in Venice; ? 1635 in Venice) was a venezianischer painter. Tintoretto was the son of Jacopo Tintoretto and already early in its workshop actively ... Portrait of a woman. Person data NAME Tintoretto, Cathedral NIC ALTERNATIVE NAME Domenico Robusti ...
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User talk:TintoRetto
User talk:TintoRetto Polish oppression The polish Pans who civilized Ukraine and Belarus have more right to those articles than anybody else. Pan Space Cadet 18:18, 23 Dec 2004 (UTC) It depends on how many Eastern Slavic serfs you have and oppress. IMHO Xenia got it right that I should ...
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