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Giorgione was born in 1477.

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Giorgione died in 1510.

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Adoration of the Shepherds - Giorgione - was created in 1500.

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Self-portrait - Giorgione - was created in 1510.

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Sleeping Venus - Giorgione - was created in 1510.

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Giorgione

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Giorgione Bellini

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He was influenced by Giorgione.

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Giorgione is most famous for being an Italian painter. He was a painter from the High Renaissance movement. His works consist of The Tempest, Sleeping Venus, Castelfranco Madonna, and The Three Philosphers.

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Giorgione - 1910 was released on:

Monaco: July 1910

France: 4 July 1910

UK: 6 July 1910

USA: 7 July 1910

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Giorgione, Titian, Tintoretto, Canaletto.

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There is no record left of the commission.

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Herbert Frederick Cook has written:

'Giorgione'

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Giorgione died of plague, so he wouldn't have received the formal church burial he deserved. His remains, along with thousands of others, would probably have been taken out to an island in the lagoon and buried in a mass grave with as little ceremony as possible.

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The renaissance painters in Florence considered the drawing (contours) to be the true essence of a painting. The Venetian contemporaries, as Giorgione, Titian and Tintoretto, were of the opinion that colour is the heart and soul of a painting. So that is what they developed.

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Their work lacked the intellectual design of the Florentine

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Those were painted by the Venetian artist Giorgione, early 16th century.

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This subject existed as early as the Greek antiquity. Reinvented by Giorgione about 1500.

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Ludwig Baldass has written:

'Giorgione'

'Jan van Eyck'

'Hieronymus Bosch'

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Max Glass has written:

'Giorgione' -- subject(s): Fiction

'Die entfesselte Menschheit'

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Salvatore Settis, "Giorgione's Tempest, Interpreting the Hidden Subject" provides an invaluable introduction to the interpretive history of the famous painting. You should also see the catalog of the Giorgione exhibition jointly sponsored by the Accademia in Venice and the Kunsthistorische Museum in Vienna in 2004. Any interpretation of the painting must identify the nursing woman and child, the man, and their relationship. It should also identify the broken columns and ruins, the city in the background, and the plant in front of the woman. See www.giorgionetempesta.com

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16th century: Giorgione, Titian, Veronese, Tintoretto 18th c.: Rosalba Carriera, Tiepolo, Canaletto, Guardi.

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Edmond. Radar has written:

'La tempesta di Giorgione' -- subject(s): Criticism and interpretation

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There are so many! Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Raphael, Botticelli, Perugino, Ghirlandaio, Titian, Giorgione, Donatello, Verrocchio, Filipo Lippi, Fra Angelico, etc...

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Titian was a pupil and assistant to Giorgione, who died young. After his death Titian completed some of his paintings. Otherwise Titian seems to have worked on his own or with unknown assistants.

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Are you referring to Giorgione, the Venetian pinter? He died young and left some unfinished paintings. Those were completed by Titian.

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Giorgio Vasari criticized paintings by Giorgione and other Venetian artists for their emphasis on color over drawing, which he believed compromised the clarity and precision of form. He felt that their works lacked the structured composition and idealized beauty characteristic of the Florentine style, which he favored. Vasari also disapproved of the dreamy, atmospheric effects that Venetian artists employed, viewing them as less rigorous compared to the more defined and disciplined approach of his contemporaries in Tuscany.

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Miriam Dalmazio has: Played Ragazza Giorgione in "Giorgione da Castelfranco, sulle tracce del genio" in 2010. Played Margherita Morbidelli in "Che Dio ci aiuti" in 2011. Performed in "Come un delfino" in 2011. Played Margherita in "Che Dio ci aiuti" in 2011. Played Irene in "Il paese delle piccole piogge" in 2012. Played Mati in "Sposami" in 2012. Played Valentina in "Sorelle" in 2013. Performed in "Sole a catinelle" in 2013.

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Giorgione, an influential Venetian painter of the High Renaissance, is best known for his use of atmospheric effects, innovative composition, and the portrayal of human emotions and landscapes. His emphasis on color and light paved the way for later artists, including Titian. Giorgione's work often featured enigmatic subjects and a sense of poetic ambiguity, significantly impacting the development of oil painting techniques. His most notable contributions include masterpieces like "The Tempest" and "Sleeping Venus," which exemplify his distinctive style and profound influence on the evolution of Renaissance art.

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Ludwig Justi has written:

'Max Liebermann' -- subject(s): Accessible book

'Giorgione' -- subject(s): Art, Philosophy

'Ludwig Justi' -- subject(s): Art historians, Art museum directors, Bibliography, Biography

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There is a large selection of Italian restaurants in New York City where one can can dine at a reasonable price. The restaurants that are worth visiting include Pellegrino's, Del Posto, Felidia Ristorante, Il Bucco, and Giorgione.

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Italian Renaissance

Pre-early Renaissance = Giotto, Gentile da Fabriano Early Renaissance = Masaccio, Piero della Francesca, Uccello, Leonardo da Vinci

High Renaissance = Leonardo da Vinci (not really as he did not follow what was popular in the High Renaissance), Raphael, Michelangelo, early Titian, Giorgione

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Titian's most notable apprentice was Giorgione, although their relationship is often debated due to the lack of concrete evidence. Titian also trained other artists, including Palma Vecchio and Tintoretto, who were influenced by his style. His workshop was a significant center for artistic development during the Renaissance, contributing to the evolution of Venetian painting.

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Jacopo Robusti, (Tintoretto) Movement, Style, School or Period: Mannerism, Venetian School

Date and Place of Birth: 1519, Venice * http://arthistory.about.com/cs/namestt/p/tintoretto.htm

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Enrico Spitaleri has written:

'Giorgione con Leonardo da Vinci e le cose d'amore' -- subject(s): Renaissance Painting, Friends and associates

'Tiziano e le malefatte del figlio Pomponio, del cardinale Alessandro Farnese e del Vasari' -- subject(s): Painters, Biography

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Tiziano Vecellio was one of the greatest Venetian painters. Starting at age 10, while living with his uncle in Venice, he studied under Zuccato a mosaicst, Giovanni, and assisted Giorgione. Giovanni's influence can been seen in his early work. Titian assisted Giorgione with the paintings for the Fondaco del Tedeschi in 1508 and complete many of his works. The first works that are attributable to Titian alone are the three frescoes of scenes in the life of St. Anthony at Padua in 1511. By 1530 he was painting for Emperor Charles V and painted many notables assembled for the Augsburg peace conference. Titian was supported by his many noble patrons and well taken care of. He died August 27, 1576 during a plague epidemic, but not of the plague. He is buried in the church of S. Maria del Frari in Venice. He influenced later painters through his use of color.

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Gordon Bottomley has written:

'The crier by night'

'Midsummer eve'

'The riding to Lithend'

'Gruach and Britain's daughter' -- subject(s): Drama, History

'A stage for poetry'

'Hand-printing and the Pear Tree Press' -- subject(s): Pear Tree Press

'A vision of Giorgione'

'Kate Kennedy'

'King Lear's wife'

'The Viking's barrow at Littleholme'

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Fabrizio Romagnoli has: Played Secondo Ufficiale S.S. in "Homo homini lupus" in 2006. Played Cangemi in "Il generale Dalla Chiesa" in 2007. Played Partisan Commander in "Gio" in 2008. Played Taddeo in "Giorgione da Castelfranco, sulle tracce del genio" in 2010. Played partigiano Mauro in "Il Segreto" in 2014.

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Renaissance painters: Lucas Cranach, Botticelli, Giorgione, Titian, Paolo Veronese.

Baroque: Caravaggio, Leonello Spada, Bartolomeo Manfredi, and Artemisia Gentileschi , Rembrandt, Peter Paul Rubens, Eglon van der Neer.

Later: Goya, Klimt, Stuck.

The list is necessarily not complete.Click link below to read more about this and see some of the paintings!

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Andrea Di Marco has: Played himself in "Quelli che... il calcio" in 1993. Played Angelo in "Come se fosse amore" in 2002. Played Don Giorgione in "InvaXon - Alieni nello Spazio" in 2007. Played Informer in "Capitan Basilico" in 2008. Played Informer in "Capitan Basilico 2" in 2011. Played Tommy in "12 12 12" in 2014.

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Alvaro Gradella has: Performed in "Acqua e sapone" in 1983. Performed in "Mi faccia causa" in 1984. Performed in "Quei trentasei gradini" in 1984. Performed in "Troppo forte" in 1986. Performed in "Luci lontane" in 1987. Played Ufficiale Szarka in "Perlasca: Un eroe italiano" in 2002. Played Cardinal Grimani in "Giorgione da Castelfranco, sulle tracce del genio" in 2010.

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Maximiliano Hernando Bruno has: Played Gemello 2 in "Squadra antimafia - Palermo oggi" in 2009. Played Leone in "Giorgione da Castelfranco, sulle tracce del genio" in 2010. Played himself in "Caribbean basterds - Dietro le quinte" in 2010. Played Delgado in "Cugino e cugino" in 2011. Played Amedeo in "My Name Is Ernest" in 2014. Played Spartaco Biasin in "Il Leone di Vetro" in 2014.

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Stefano Scandaletti has: Played Rodino in "I piccoli maestri" in 1998. Played Rocco in "Mari del sud" in 2001. Performed in "Una seconda occasione" in 2002. Played Fabio ("Una seconda occasione") in "Sei come sei" in 2002. Played Renzo Tramaglino in "Renzo e Lucia" in 2004. Performed in "R.I.S. - Delitti imperfetti" in 2005. Played Young Man in "Ricky" in 2005. Performed in "Le rose del deserto" in 2006. Played Anzoleto in "Una delle ultime sere di carnevale" in 2007. Played Valerio in "Anastezsi" in 2007. Played Guido in "La giusta distanza" in 2007. Played Prospero Gallinari in "Aldo Moro - Il presidente" in 2008. Played Piero in "Sanguepazzo" in 2008. Played Giorgione in "Giorgione da Castelfranco, sulle tracce del genio" in 2010. Played Le dragueur in "Impardonnables" in 2011. Played Ludovico Tagliavini in "Un passo dal cielo" in 2011. Played Pietro Valpreda in "Romanzo di una strage" in 2012. Played The comrade in "Piccola patria" in 2013. Played Barone in "My Name Is Ernest" in 2014. Played Piero in "Il Leone di Vetro" in 2014.

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Thierry Toscan has: Played Philippe Heraud in "Il vento fa il suo giro" in 2005. Played Patrice Moreillon in "Crimini" in 2006. Played Federic in "Hotel Meina" in 2007. Played Polifemo in "Il commissario Rex" in 2008. Played Thierry in "Tre lire - Primo giorno" in 2008. Played Catena in "Giorgione da Castelfranco, sulle tracce del genio" in 2010. Performed in "La misura del confine" in 2011. Performed in "Un passo dal cielo" in 2011. Played Giuseppe Garibaldi in "Il generale dei briganti" in 2012.

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Leonardo Da Vinci, Michelangelo, Raphael, Donato Bramante, Giorgione, Titan, Fra Bartolomeo, Mariotto Albertinelli, Andrea Del Sarto, and Correggio. Addition: Those above are the famous Italians. We should not forget Albrecht Dürer, Lucas Cranach, Hans Holbein, all Germans or Pieter Bruegel, Flemish.

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Pietro Zampetti has written:

'Pittura italiana del Seicento' -- subject(s): Italian Painting

'The Complete Paintings Of Giorgione Classics Of World Art'

'Mostra dei Guardi'

'Dictionary of Venetian Painters Sixteenth Century'

'Il problema di Venezia' -- subject(s): Buildings, Buildings, structures, City planning, Conservation and restoration, Historic buildings, Threat of destruction, Water levels

'I vedutisti veneziani del Settecento' -- subject(s): Exhibitions, Italian Art, Italian Artists, Pictorial works, In art, Artists

'Gli anni, i giorni, le ore' -- subject(s): Art historians, Biography

'Paintings from the Marches: Gentile to Raphael' -- subject(s): Painters, Renaissance Painting

'Gentile e i pittori di Fabriano'

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Venice and its Lagoon is on the world heritage site list under criteria i, ii, iii, iv, v and vi. It is a unique artistic achievement and has one of the highest concentrations of masterpieces in the world. Its influence on the development of architecture and monumental arts is considerable, first through its beautiful trading stations and once Venice lost some of its power, it had a massive influence on painting through great painters such as Bellini and Giorgione. Venice also displays a complete typology of medieval architecture that shows how it was adapted to the unique landscape of the 118 islands it is built upon.

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