Paolo Veronese was a Venetian master known for his vibrant, vivacious, and voluptuous style. Think of him as "Veronese the Vivacious!"
His key characteristics include:
- Brilliant color: He used rich, saturated pigments, especially blues and golds, to create a sense of opulence.
- Theatrical compositions: Grand, sprawling scenes filled with figures in elaborate costumes, often with a shallow stage-like space.
- Love of detail: Intricate details in fabrics, architecture, and jewelry, emphasizing the wealth and splendor of Venice.
- Worldly and secular themes: While he painted religious subjects, he often infused them with scenes of daily life, turning biblical stories into lavish Venetian feasts.
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