Premise: Titian's Piete , a vibrant last work completed by pupil Palma il Giovane, was originally intended for his tomb in the Frari church ; Veronese's Feast in the House of Levi was meant to be the Last Supper, until the Holy Inquisition complained about its buffoons, drunkards, dwarfs, Germans, and similar vulgarities ; Tintoretto gives full play to his dark sense of drama in the Miracle of St. Mark.

Hypothesis: Veronese's Feast in the House of Levi was commissioned by a wealthy aristocrat but, once complete, payment was never made.
Relation: neutral