Allegory of the Redemption of the World by Paolo Veronese

Allegory of the Redemption of the World 1528 - 1588

drawing, charcoal

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drawing

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allegory

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charcoal drawing

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mannerism

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figuration

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form

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oil painting

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line

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charcoal

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history-painting

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charcoal

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italian-renaissance

Paolo Veronese's "Allegory of the Redemption of the World" is a black chalk drawing that is believed to have been created between 1528 and 1588. The drawing depicts a scene of celestial figures, angels, and humans, all congregating around a central figure. The scene is set against a backdrop of clouds and the sky, evoking a sense of divine power and transcendence. The drawing was done during the height of the Renaissance, and it exemplifies the period's passion for the exploration of religious themes. It is a testament to Veronese's artistic skill and his ability to capture the grandeur and complexity of the divine.

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