Domenico Veneziano

Years of life:	1400 – 1461
Artist's Teachers:	Gentile da Fabriano (?)
Art Movement:	Early Renaissance
Painting School:	Florentine School

Genre:	Religious
Country:	Italy
Century:	XV

This artist was a famous and influential Venetian painter who worked in Florence. Almost nothing is known about his life, only a few of his works have survived. In painting, he was more interested in constructing with light and color than with modeled form and perspective.

Domenico Veneziano’s major works are St. John in the Desert, c. 1445 (Washington, DC: National Gallery of Art); The Martyrdom of St. Lucy, c. 1445–48 (Berlin: Staatliche Museum).

References:

Robert Cumming. Art: complete encyclopedia. – 512 p. – Moscow: Astrel, 2005.

Artworks:

The Annunciation

1445

The Annunciation • 1445
Adoration of the Magi

1435

Adoration of the Magi • 1435
Madonna and Child

between 1435 and 1437

Madonna and Child • between 1435 and 1437
A Miracle of Saint Zenobius

1445

A Miracle of Saint Zenobius • 1445
St John in the Wilderness

1445

St John in the Wilderness • 1445
The Madonna and Child with Saints

1445

The Madonna and Child with Saints • 1445
Matteo Olivieri (?)

1430s

Matteo Olivieri (?) • 1430s