In the 19th century, Eleuterio Pagliano, Leon Cogniet, and Karl Girardet all produced paintings of this artist painting his dead daughter.
This artist was credited with the painting Old Man with Boy until 1920, when the monogram of one of his female relatives was discovered on it. In the 19th century, Eleuterio Pagliano, Leon Cogniet, and Karl Girardet all produced paintings of this artist painting his dead daughter. The introduction to Whitney Chadwick's Women, Art, and Society discusses this artist's daughter, Marietta, who produced work indistinguishable from his while in his workshop. This artist's productive workshop, which he gave increasingly free range to finish compositions, included his sons Marco and Domenico, the latter of whom painted the drapery for his last painting, at the center of which Michael and Gabriel flank Christ greeting a star-crowned Mary. That painting by this artist, often said to be the (*) largest painting on canvas ever, is located in the Palazzo Ducale and depicts a seething mass of 500 figures, including angels and saints, in the title place. For 10 points, name this Venetian artist of Paradiso who depicted a diagonal table in his The Last Supper.
This artist was credited with the painting Old Man with Boy until 1920, when the monogram of one of his female relatives was discovered on it.
Jacopo Tintoretto