The artwork titled “Christ and the Woman of Samaria” is by the artist Tintoretto and belongs to the Mannerism (Late Renaissance) movement. This piece is classified as a religious painting, as it depicts a biblical scene.
In the artwork, Jesus Christ is depicted sitting next to a woman from Samaria at a well. The central figures are engaging in conversation, with Christ gesturing with his right hand towards the woman, who holds a water jug in one of her hands. The background showcases a lush landscape with trees, and beyond that, a distant city is visible. The woman’s attire is rich in color, featuring a mix of orange and white, while Christ is seen wearing a robe with blue and white hues. The attention to detail in the architecture and natural surroundings is characteristic of the Mannerist style, combining intricate design with expressive figures.