Christ and the Woman of Samaria by Tintoretto

Christ and the Woman of Samaria - Tintoretto -

Artwork Information

TitleChrist and the Woman of Samaria
ArtistTintoretto
Art MovementMannerism (Late Renaissance)

About Christ and the Woman of Samaria

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.

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