period

movement

1. Crucifixion (detail) — Paolo Veronese, 1580

vibe

1. The Family of Darius before Alexander (detail) — Paolo Veronese, 1565
2. Portrait of a Venetian Woman — Paolo Veronese
3. The Finding of Moses — Paolo Veronese, 1580
4. Feast in the House of Levi (detail) (9) — Paolo Veronese, 1573
5. Baptism of Christ — Paolo Veronese, 1561
6. Christ in the Garden of Gethsemane — Paolo Veronese, 1583
7. Venetia between Justitia and Pax — Paolo Veronese, 1575
8. Sts Mark and Marcellinus Being Led to Martyrdom (detail) — Paolo Veronese, 1565
9. Allegory of Wisdom and Strength — Paolo Veronese, 1580

topics

1. Allegory of Wisdom and Strength — Paolo Veronese, 1580
2. Venetia between Justitia and Pax — Paolo Veronese, 1575

keywords

tone

1. Venetia between Justitia and Pax — Paolo Veronese, 1575
2. Allegory of Wisdom and Strength — Paolo Veronese, 1580

main color

1. Medor and Angelica — Sebastiano Ricci
2. Apotheosis of Venice — Paolo Veronese, 1585
3. Bacchus and Ariadne — angelica kauffmann (maria anna angelika)
4. The Family of Darius before Alexander (detail) — Paolo Veronese, 1565
5. The Finding of Moses — Paolo Veronese, 1580
6. Allegory of Wisdom and Strength — Paolo Veronese, 1580
7. The Resurrection of Christ — Paolo Veronese, 1570
8. Odysseus and Calypso — gérard de lairesse
9. Baptism of Christ — Paolo Veronese, 1561
10. Christ in the Garden of Gethsemane — Paolo Veronese, 1583
11. Susanna and the Elders — giuseppe bartolomeo chiari, 1700
12. St Matthew — Paolo Veronese, 1555
13. Venus and Mars warned by Mercury — bartholomeus spranger, 1587
14. Susanna and the two elders — Johann Michael Rottmayr, 1692
15. The Feast of the Gods at the Wedding of Peleus and Thetis — Abraham Bloemaert, 1638
16. Venetia between Justitia and Pax — Paolo Veronese, 1575
17. Portrait of a Venetian Woman — Paolo Veronese
18. Mars and Venus United by Love — Paolo Veronese, 1570
19. Crucifixion (detail) — Paolo Veronese, 1580
20. Meleager and Atalanta — Workshop Of Peter Paul Rubens, 1635

other

1. An Allegory of Louis XIV — Francesco Solimena
2. Minerva Bears the Military Genius Off to the Realm of the Gods (detail) — Johann Michael Rottmayr, 1705