RENAISSANCE (1300-1600)

Vittore Carpaccio, Due dame Veneziane

Vittore Carpaccio, Hunting on the lagoon, 1490

Vittore Carpaccio, La prédication de Saint Etienne à Jérusalem 1515

Vittore Carpaccio, Leone di San Marco, 1516

Vittore Carpaccio, Madonna col Bambino e san Giovannino

Vittore Carpaccio, Ritratto di cavaliere, 1510, detail

Vittore Carpaccio, Ritratto di cavaliere, 1510

Vittore Carpaccio, Sainte conversation, detail

Vittore Carpaccio, Sainte conversation

Vittore Carpaccio, Salvator Mundi, c.1500

Vittore Carpaccio, St. Georges et le dragon

Vittore Carpaccio, Studies of female head

Vittore Carpaccio, The consecration of St. Stephen as Deacon, 1511

Vittore Carpaccio, The meditation on the passion, c.1490

Vittore Carpaccio (c.1465-c.1520) était le plus grand peintre narratif du début de la Renaissance de l'école vénitienne, imité par Gentile Bellini et Lazzaro Bastiani, et influencé par la peinture flamande.

Il est surtout connu pour un cycle de neuf peintures, La Légende de Sainte Ursule.

Vittore Carpaccio (c.1465-c.1520) was the greatest early Renaissance narrative painter of the Venetian school, emulated by Gentile Bellini and Lazzaro Bastiani, and influenced by Flemish painting.

He is best known for a cycle of nine paintings, The Legend of Saint Ursula.