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Most Famous Paintings of Tintoretto

24th Aug, 2024

1. The Last Supper 

 Tintoretto’s dynamic depiction of the Last Supper emphasizes dramatic lighting and movement, creating a strikingly intense scene of Christ’s final meal with his disciples.

2. Crucifixion 

 A powerful portrayal of Christ's crucifixion, notable for its dramatic perspective and emotive expression, capturing the profound suffering and celestial intervention.

3. Saint George and the Dragon 

This vivid painting illustrates the heroic Saint George triumphing over the dragon, rendered with dramatic movement and intense colors.

4. Susanna and the Elders 

An intense portrayal of the biblical story of Susanna, focusing on the voyeuristic gaze of the elders and the young woman’s plight.

5. Baptism of Christ 

 A dynamic depiction of Christ's baptism, highlighted by Tintoretto’s signature use of light and dramatic composition.

6. Moses Striking the Rock 

This work captures the moment Moses strikes the rock to provide water for the Israelites, conveyed with powerful motion and divine presence.

7. The Resurrection of Christ 

 A vibrant and energetic scene of Christ’s resurrection, emphasizing a celestial and triumphant return.

8. The Adoration of the Shepherds

A richly detailed nativity scene, showcasing the humble worship of Christ by the shepherds in a luminous and intimate setting.

9. Tarquin and Lucretia 

 This dramatic painting depicts the tragic story of Tarquin and Lucretia, filled with tension and emotional intensity.

10. The Miracle of the Slave 

A dramatic representation of Saint Mark’s miracle, where he intervenes to save a slave, rendered with Tintoretto’s characteristic energy and vividness.

11. The Origin of the Milky Way 

A mythological scene illustrating the birth of the Milky Way, rendered with a blend of celestial grandeur and Tintoretto’s dynamic style.