Portrait of a Man (c.1573) by Tintoretto

Portrait of a Man - Tintoretto - c.1573

Artwork Information

TitlePortrait of a Man
ArtistTintoretto
Datec.1573
Mediumoil,canvas
Dimensions72 x 57 cm
Art MovementMannerism (Late Renaissance)

About Portrait of a Man

The artwork, titled “Portrait of a Man,” was created by the renowned artist Tintoretto circa 1573. Executed in oil on canvas, this piece embodies the stylistic attributes of the Mannerism (Late Renaissance) movement. The dimensions of the artwork are 72 x 57 cm, and it belongs to the portrait genre.

This portrait depicts a solemn and introspective man with hands crossed upon his chest. The use of shadows and subdued coloration reflects the Mannerist style, emphasizing emotional depth and subtle intricacies. The dark background further accentuates the figure, drawing the viewer’s attention to the man’s face and hands. The painting exemplifies Tintoretto’s mastery in rendering human emotion and character with remarkable realism and nuance. The inscription “RELIGIÓN” and the date “1573” to the right of the figure contribute an additional layer of context, suggesting the subject’s affiliation with religious or contemplative life.

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