A Girl with a Lute
A Girl with a Lute is a painting by Bartolomeo Veneto. Dated 1520, this work is also known by the alternative title Lady Lutanist. The subject of the portrait is a girl playing a lute.
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A Girl with a Lute (1520) é a pintura de Bartolomeo Veneto que mais atrai olhares; a obra original pertence ao Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston. Depois disso, o olhar recai sobre Lady Playing a Lute (1530) e Portrait of a Gentleman (1512). Entre as 45 obras de Bartolomeo Veneto em nosso catálogo, estas 44 são as mais famosas, cada uma uma original única apresentada com o seu ano, o seu museu e a razão pela qual perdura.
A Girl with a Lute is a painting by Bartolomeo Veneto. Dated 1520, this work is also known by the alternative title Lady Lutanist. The subject of the portrait is a girl playing a lute.
The portrait titled Lady Playing a Lute is a work attributed to Bartolomeo Veneto and his workshop. It depicts an unidentified young woman engaged with her instrument. This painting belongs to a specific series of works by Bartolomeo Veneto, which features various unidentified female sitters captured in the act of playing the lute. In some variations of this composition, the lute is replaced by a wheel, transforming the subject into…
The Portrait of a Gentleman is an oil on canvas work by the artist Bartolomeo Veneto. Created in 1512, the painting captures a singular presence through a vertical orientation. The figure is framed within a space of 73 x 58 cm, a scale that invites a close, quiet observation of the sitter's features and attire.
In this portrait from 1512, we encounter a man whose very posture commands a quiet authority. He is positioned centrally, his body turned slightly to his left, meeting our gaze with a serious and dignified expression. There is a stillness here, a moment of composure captured through the meticulous application of oil paint. The subject is draped in the heavy, luxurious textures of the Renaissance, from the soft fur of…
The Portrait of a Lady as Mary Magdalen is a work by the Italian painter Bartolomeo Veneto. Created in 1520, this oil on wood panel presents a serene and elegant Renaissance portrait of a woman. The subject's quiet dignity suggests she is a representation of Mary Magdalene. She sits in a medium close-up, her form emerging from a dark, atmospheric green background.
The air feels heavy with the scent of old wood and incense as we gaze upon this 1520 composition. A woman, likely Saint Catherine, emerges from a dark, textured void, her presence commanding yet serene. Her long, wavy hair is delicately adorned with small white flowers that seem to catch a stray beam of light. She wears a dark garment, its neckline heavy with intricate embroidery that speaks of a…
A three-quarter view captures a man positioned against a landscape, his gaze meeting the viewer with a steady, direct confidence. He is dressed in dark attire accented by a crisp white collar, a costume suggesting the status of a nobleman or high-ranking official. A heavy red curtain drapes dramatically on the left, partially obscuring a view of a distant town nestled along a riverbank. This composition creates a layered sense…
This portrait, titled Saint Catherine, is attributed to the Italian painter Bartolomeo Veneto. It represents a significant moment in the artist's development, dating from approximately 1510–1520. During this period, Veneto was refining his ability to capture the subtle nuances of his subjects, moving toward a style that would eventually reflect the influence of Leonardo da Vinci.
The painting presents a man positioned in a half-length view against a deep red background. He wears a dark suit and a heavy coat, layered to suggest formal attire. A hat rests upon his head, decorated with a single feather that extends upward. Around his neck, a metallic chain is visible, catching the light against the fabric of his clothing. The man possesses a beard and a mustache, and his…
The Portrait of a Bearded Gentleman is an oil on panel work by the artist Bartolomeo Veneto. Created in 1508, this portrait captures a man from the Renaissance era. The subject is rendered with a focus on the textures of his clothing and the steady gaze of his eyes. Every detail of the man's status is held within the pigment, from the heavy folds of his cloak to the subtle…
Os quatro temas que mais se repetem nestas obras originais, cada um com o seu melhor exemplo.
Os 8 museus que detêm a maioria das pinturas desta página.
| Museus | Cidade | Obras de Bartolomeo Veneto | Pinturas desta lista |
|---|---|---|---|
| Houston | 2 | A Man, Portrait of a gentlewoman | |
| Budapeste | 2 | Portrait of a Man, Ritratto Di Gentiluomo | |
| Cambridge | 2 | Portrait of a Noble Man, Portrait of a Man | |
| Londres | 2 | Portrait of a Young Lady, Lodovico martinengo | |
| Boston | 1 | A Girl with a Lute | |
| Los Angeles | 1 | Lady Playing a Lute | |
| Roma | 1 | Portrait of a Gentleman | |
| Brooklyn | 1 | Portrait of a Lady as Mary Magdalen |
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The Portrait of a Gentleman is an oil on canvas work by the artist Bartolomeo Veneto. Created in 1512, the painting captures a singular presence through a vertical orientation. The figure is framed within a space of 73 x 58 cm, a scale that invites a close, quiet observation of the sitter's features and attire.
A Girl with a Lute is a painting by Bartolomeo Veneto. Dated 1520, this work is also known by the alternative title Lady Lutanist. The subject of the portrait is a girl playing a lute.
The portrait titled Lady Playing a Lute is a work attributed to Bartolomeo Veneto and his workshop. It depicts an unidentified young woman engaged with her instrument. This painting belongs to a specific series of works by Bartolomeo Veneto, which features various unidentified female sitters captured in the act of playing the lute. In some variations of this composition, the lute is replaced by a wheel, transforming the subject into…
A Girl with a Lute (1520), Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston. Lady Playing a Lute (1530) e Portrait of a Gentleman (1512) vêm a seguir.
18 anos: A Girl with a Lute data de 1520, e Bartolomeo Veneto nasceu em 1502.
A Girl with a Lute, Lady Playing a Lute, Portrait of a Gentleman, A Man, Portrait of a Lady as Mary Magdalen, Saint Catherine, Portrait of a Man, Saint Catherine, Portrait of a Gentleman e Portrait of a Bearded Gentleman. O ranking acima apresenta o ano e o museu de cada uma.
Nosso catálogo contém 45 obras de Bartolomeo Veneto, datadas de 1512 a 1530.
Principalmente em Museum of Fine Arts (Houston), Szépművészeti Múzeum (Budapeste) e Museu Fitzwilliam (Cambridge). A tabela de museus acima lista todos eles.
Em 1520s: 7 das 44 obras nesta página foram feitas então, sendo A Girl with a Lute delas.
Nesta página, a mais antiga é Portrait of a Gentleman (1512) e a mais recente é Lady Playing a Lute (1530).
Woman (9), Man (6) e Virgin mary (5), entre as 44 obras nesta página.
Oil On Panel, para 8 das 44 obras nesta página.
Renaissance e High renaissance, a julgar pelos originais nesta página.
A Man e Portrait of a gentlewoman: o Museum of Fine Arts, Houston detém 2 das obras desta página.
À medida que o século XVI avançava, Bartolomeo Veneto reconheceu com astúcia uma demanda crescente por retratos na sociedade veneziana. Com grande habilidade, ele adaptou a temática de sua obra para atender a esse gosto em evolução, transitando de pequenas obras devocionais para retratos mais ambiciosos que celebravam o status e a individualidade de seus modelos. Entre 1505 e 1507, registros indicam que ele serviu como “Bartolomeo da Venetia” na corte Este, em Ferrara, um centro de cultura refinada e patronato artístico. Ali, ele assumiu tarefas diversas — desde o douramento de molduras e a criação de decorações festivas até a pintura de composições religiosas — ampliando suas habilidades e sua exposição a diferentes exigências artísticas. Este período provavelmente fomentou a ênfase decorativa que viria a se tornar uma característica marcante de seu estilo.