Vittore Carpaccio
Italian painter (1465-1526)
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ItalyA Venetian painter whose crowded urban scenes—like his view of the Rialto bridge—captured the Republic at peak swagger, all civic pride and architectural precision. By 1510 his style read medieval to his peers, overtaken by humanism he never quite joined.
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Carpaccio studied under Gentile Bellini around 1460 or '65, absorbing influences from Antonello da Messina and Netherlandish painting that gave him a sharper command of perspective and bolder color than his mentor. He worked large: altarpieces for Venetian churches through the 1500s and 1510s, and sprawling narrative cycles like The Legend of Saint Ursula, begun in 1490. His Saint Augustine in His Study from 1502 shows the era's taste for exotic objects; his religious work carried the cross-cultural texture of the time. After 1510 commissions shifted to private patrons as tastes moved on—his f…
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