Born in 1518, this artist planned his compositions by placing wax or clay figures in a box and used candles for lighting effects, achieving a unique style through exaggeration, sometimes distorting the proportions of his figures for dramatic effect.
Born in 1518, this artist planned his compositions by placing wax or clay figures in a box and used candles for lighting effects, achieving a unique style through exaggeration, sometimes distorting the proportions of his figures for dramatic effect. His leading works include the San Rocco frescoes, which include The Annunciation and The Agony in the Garden. FTP, name this Mannerist Venetian painter of The Last Supper in San Giorgio Maggiore, known by his nickname, which means "little dyer".
Born in 1518, this artist planned his compositions by placing wax or clay figures in a box and used candles for lighting effects, achieving a unique style through exaggeration, sometimes distorting the proportions of his figures for dramatic effect.
{Tintoretto }or Jacopo {Robusti}