Doge Alvise Mocenigo 1577

Jacopo Tintoretto’s 1577 painting, *Doge Alvise Mocenigo*, depicts the Doge kneeling before a group of saints, including Saint Mark, who is holding a lamb. The scene takes place in a Venetian setting, with the lagoon and city skyline visible in the background. The painting's dramatic composition and use of light and shadow are characteristic of Tintoretto's late style, which was influenced by the Mannerist movement. This artwork is a prime example of Venetian Renaissance painting, and it showcases Tintoretto’s skill in portraying the grandeur and power of the Doge.