FTP, name this Venetian painter with a nickname that means "little dyer."
This guy's version of Belshazzar's Feast is lost, but his version of Judith and Holofernes as a small ceiling painting was done around the same time as Portrait of a Bearded Man, and shows his attempts to experiment with decorative colors. He painted two nude women and two clothed men on a small boat in The Deliverance of Arsenoe. His more famous works include one depicting an orange robe clad St Mark hovering upside-down at top center entitled The Miracle of the Slave and his Origin of the Milky Way completed for Emperor Rudolph II, as well as his mystical 1594 version of The Last Supper. FTP, name this Venetian painter with a nickname that means "little dyer."
This guy's version of Belshazzar's Feast is lost, but his version of Judith and Holofernes as a small ceiling painting was done around the same time as Portrait of a Bearded Man, and shows his attempts to experiment with decorative colors.
Jacopo {Tintoretto} (or Jacopo {Robusti})