He finally went to Italy: Palazzo Ducale in Venice
Updated 12/19/2025
The Queen of Sheba Before Solomon by Tintoretto, 1565 - 1567.
The Rape of Europa by Veronese, 1576 - 1580.
Vulcan's Forge by Tintoretto, 1576.
Duke Nicolò da Ponte Calling Upon the Protection of the Virgin by Tintoretto and workshop, 1581 - 1584.
Ceiling of the Sala del Collegio. Nowadays are there even craftsmen and artists capable of this?
Faith and Religion by Veronese, 1575 - 1577.
Venus Enthroned with Justice and Peace by Veronese, 1575 - 1577.
Ceiling of the Sala del Senato.
Duke Pasquale Cicogna Worshipping the Eucharist by Tommaso Dolabella, 1585 - 1590.
Part of Allegory of the League of Cambrai and Duke Pasquale Praying in Front of Christ the Savior, both by Palma il Giovane, 1590 - 1595.
Duke Francesco Presents to Venice Its Subject Cities, Obedience and Fairness, all by Palma il Giovane, 1585 - 1595.
The Dead Christ Adored by Dukes Pietro Lando and Marcantonio Trevisan by Tintoretto and workshop, 1590. Apparently the Venetian rulers felt the need to self-aggrandize as much as the Medicis in Florence. Gotta keep up with the Joneses! Tintoretto and his shop must have had a few laughs over this one.The frieze with the cherubs is by Giovanni Zelotti, 1553 - 1555; The Treaty of Bologna is by Marco Vecellio, 1604.
Venus Between Mars and Neptune and parts of Venice and another, all by Giovanni Zelotti, 1553 - 1555.
Left: Mercury and Minerva by Giovanni Ponchini; center: Jupiter Descending from the Skies to Hurl Thunderbolts at the Vices, copied from Veronese by Jacopo d'Andrea; right: Venice Receiving the Duke's Crown from Juno by Veronese.
Venice Listens to the Pleas of Her Citizens by Pietro Malombra, circa 1615. I plead for that highlight to be removed, Photoshop can only do so much.
The Hall of the Great Council.
Heaven by Tintoretto.
Detail.
Crowned by Victory, Venice Receives Her Subject Provinces by Palma il Giovane, 1582 - 1584.
The Venetian Victory Over Ferrara at Argenta by Tintoretto, 1579 - 1584.
The Last Judgement by Palma il Giovane, 1587 - 1592.
The Venetian Victory at Matapan Against Roger II by Marco Vecellio.
The Battle of Lepanto by Vicentino, 1595 - 1605. I'm not usually into battle paintings but geez the amount of detail...
The below two were kind of addons, in a separate room or something; the lighting sucked so bad even Photoshop can't save them. But, y'know, Bosch and Tiepolo...
Apocalyptic Vision by a follower of Hieronymus Bosch, late 1500s.
Neptune Offering the Riches of the Sea to Venice by Tiepolo, 1756 - 1758.