Jacopo Strada

ID: #3472 | Renaissance | Portraits

Date: 1568
Medium: oil on canvas
Location: Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna, Austria
Dimensions: 95 x 125

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Dans la dernière étape de la vie, au cours de laquelle Tizian se concentrait principalement sur les thèmes religieux, il a toujours trouvé de l'énergie sur la peinture des portraits. Au cours des années 1567 et 1568, il a créé les deux plus beaux chefs-d'œuvre de ce domaine: son auto-portrait et le portrait de Jacop Strady à Vienne. Jacop Strada était un collectionneur italien d'antiquités, érudit et historien qui, entre autres, a géré les collections artistiques de Maximilian II. et Rudolf II. Jacop se trouve dans une direction légèrement diagonale dans l'image, comme d'habitude pour Tiziana. Pourtant, l'image montre également des signes d'expérimentation, que Tizian a essayé jusqu'à sa mort en 1576 à Venise, où sa vie a mis fin à l'épidémie de peste.

Tizian painted picture Jacopo Strada in 1568. Prevailing color of this fine art print is sombre and its shape is portrait. Original size is 95 x 125. This art piece is located in Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna, Austria. This image is printed on demand - you can choose material, size and finishing.

Full name Tiziano Vecelli Da Cadore (1485-1576)He came from a family of lawyers and notaries. At nine years of age, he left to study in the contemporary centre of art: Venice. There, he met with not only Leonardo da Vinci and Albrecht Dürer. Tizian’s uncle promoted and developed his talent, until one day the young artist was admitted to the workshop of Giovanni Bellini. His name worked its way into the minds of potential customers. When his master died, he became the main Venetian painter. His customers were Venetian Doges, for whom he not only painted portraits (Jacopo Strada). Tizian’s paintings have become a symbol of luxury and wealth. After the coronation of Emperor Charles V, he was awarded a knighthood. In 1542, at the request of Pope Paul III, he moved to Rome, where he replaced Michelangelo. Tizian laid the foundations for the Renaissance and inspired artists, such as Rembrandt and Rubens.