Vittore Carpaccio, Panoramic

Vittore Carpaccio

1493

Martyrdom Of The Pilgrims And The Funeral Of St Ursula

Vittore Carpaccio’s monumental 'Martyrdom of St. Ursula' (1493) showcases Early Netherlandish detail & civic grandeur. Explore this rich, narrative cycle on panel.

Vittore Carpaccio

1516

The Lion Of St Mark (detail)

Discover the majestic winged lion holding scripture from Vittore Carpaccio's 1516 Renaissance masterpiece; bring this symbolic Venetian art home.

Witness the grandeur of Vittore Carpaccio's 'The Lion of St Mark,' a 1516 Venetian masterpiece depicting St. Mark holding a book. Explore its symbolism, rich details & historical context in this iconic painting.

Vittore Carpaccio

1516

The Lion Of St Mark (detail)

Admire Vittore Carpaccio's 'Lion of St Mark,' a Venetian Renaissance masterpiece depicting Saint Mark holding a book. Explore its symbolism & historical context at Palazzo Ducale.

Vittore Carpaccio

The Lion Of St Mark

Discover Vittore Carpaccio’s ‘The Lion of St Mark,’ a stunning Renaissance tempera painting showcasing Venetian grandeur & symbolism. Explore its rich history & artistic significance.

Vittore Carpaccio

1502

St George And The Dragon

A dramatic Renaissance masterpiece by Vittore Carpaccio featuring the heroic St George battling a menacing dragon in a detailed Venetian landscape, perfect for collectors seeking to own a piece of art history.

Vittore Carpaccio

1505

Holy Family With Two Donors

Vittore Carpaccio's ‘Holy Family with Two Donors,’ created in 1505, exemplifies High Renaissance artistry. Featuring a landscape reminiscent of Giorgione and meticulous attention to perspective, this painting showcases Carpaccio’s signature style—harmonious color palettes and balanced compositions—reflecting humanist ideals prevalent during the period.

Vittore Carpaccio

1495

Meeting Of The Betrothed Couple (detail)

A tender medieval wedding scene captures the romantic union of a bride and groom in this detailed 1495 masterpiece by Vittore Carpaccio, inviting you to bring this piece of Italian Renaissance history into your home.

Vittore Carpaccio

1500

The Repatriation Of The English Ambassadors

Vittore Carpaccio

1502

The Triumph Of St George

The painting’s narrative aligns with the Golden Legend, portraying Saint George as a heroic defender of Christendom against pagan idolatry. Its commissioning coincided with Ottoman incursions into Europe, emphasizing Venice's commitment to safeguarding its Christian identity.