"entourage Of Vittore Carpaccio (1465-1526), Christ Before The Judges"

Today we present to you the painting "Christ before the Judges", attributed to the entourage of Vittore Carpaccio (1465-1526), ​​is a work dating from the 16th century.
Carpaccio, a Venetian Renaissance painter, is known for his rich and detailed narrative compositions, as well as for his religious and historical scenes.
An eloquent example of Renaissance religious art. This painting illustrates a central biblical episode: Jesus Christ presented before the judges before his crucifixion, a moment full of tension and spirituality.
The typical characteristics of this period are found in:
The treatment of human figures: characters with idealized proportions and marked expressions, reflecting the gravity and emotion of the moment.
The mastery of light: a subtle chiaroscuro, used to highlight the face of Jesus or his gestures, symbolizing his purity and his divine role.
Architectural details and costumes: incorporating classical elements such as columns or luxurious fabrics, typical of the Italian Renaissance.
This work, although anonymous, is part of a tradition influenced by masters such as Titian, Veronese or Tintoretto, who combined spiritual depth and pictorial technique.
This painting, entirely in its original juice, has never been relined and is presented on its original stretcher, reinforced in the 19th century.
The work is in very good condition, with no visible repainting or restorations. Its remarkable conservation, however, suggests the need for a light cleaning to reveal all the richness and brilliance of its original composition.
This painting, an oil on canvas, represents a key episode of the Passion of Christ, where he is presented before the judges. Typical characteristics of the workshop of Carpaccio or his followers include: Dramatic narration: An arrangement of the characters that emphasizes the visual dialogue between the figures and the spectators. Rich attention to detail: Costumes, facial expressions, and stylized architecture, characteristic of the Venetian school. Bright and vivid colors: Warm palette with a mastery of reds, golds, and browns, often enhanced by landscapes in the background.
Work from his circle may have been done by disciples or collaborators of his workshop, adopting his style while adding contemporary or personal influences.
Dimensions: 99 x 77 cm

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A rare and valuable piece, ideal for lovers and collectors of ancient art