Renaissance Painter · Active 1570 – 1580

Paolo Veronese

Paolo Veronese is among the painters whose work defines the Renaissance era. Paintale holds 5 of Veronese's works in its collection, spanning themes of daily life, portrait, religion & mythology.

Daily LifePortraitReligion & MythologyLove & Romance

Where to see the work: Cleveland Museum of Art · The Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Paintings by Paolo Veronese (5)

The Annunciation

Paolo Veronese

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Portrait of Agostino Barbarigo

Paolo Veronese

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Various Sketches of the Madonna and Child (recto); Architectural Studies (verso) [partially visible on recto]

Paolo Veronese

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Various Sketches of the Madonna and Child (recto)

Paolo Veronese

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Mars and Venus United by Love

Paolo Veronese

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About Paolo Veronese

The paintings by Paolo Veronese gathered on Paintale span daily life, portrait, religion & mythology, love & romance, a set of concerns typical of an artist working through the Renaissance period. Taken as a group, they show a consistent visual language rather than a series of unrelated commissions.

Museums now holding Paolo Veronese's work include Cleveland Museum of Art, The Metropolitan Museum of Art. On each painting's page here, we go beyond the caption to cover subject, symbolism, technique, and provenance — the context a modern viewer needs to see what the original audience saw.

Frequently asked about Paolo Veronese

When did Paolo Veronese live?: Paolo Veronese was active around 1570 – 1580, during the Renaissance period.
Where can I see paintings by Paolo Veronese?: Cleveland Museum of Art, The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
What themes did Paolo Veronese paint?: Daily Life, Portrait, Religion & Mythology, Love & Romance.