Portrait of a Man (c.1576 – c.1578) by Paolo Veronese

Portrait of a Man - Paolo Veronese - c.1576 - c.1578

Artwork Information

TitlePortrait of a Man
ArtistPaolo Veronese
Datec.1576 - c.1578
Art MovementMannerism (Late Renaissance)

About Portrait of a Man

The artwork, titled “Portrait of a Man,” was created by Paolo Veronese between circa 1576 and circa 1578. It belongs to the Mannerism (Late Renaissance) art movement and is categorized as a portrait genre.

In the artwork, a man stands confidently in front of grand architectural features, which include a solid column and detailed molding. The man is dressed in rich, dark clothing that reflects the fashion of the late Renaissance period, with a notable emphasis on textures and fabrics. His attire is complete with a hat, held casually in his right hand, and a ruffled collar adding a touch of elegance. The background features subtle, yet intricate, details of an outdoor setting, providing depth and context to the portrait. The artist’s use of light and shadow effectively highlights the subject’s posture and facial expression, imbuing the portrait with a sense of presence and prominence.

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