Transfiguration of Christ 1556

Paolo Veronese's "Transfiguration of Christ" (1556) is a large-scale oil painting that depicts a key moment in the Gospels, the transfiguration of Jesus Christ. The painting is composed of two distinct scenes, the upper scene portrays Jesus Christ surrounded by light and angels in the clouds, while the lower scene shows the apostles, Peter, James, and John, struggling to understand the vision. This work exemplifies Veronese's Venetian Renaissance style, characterized by its vibrant color palette, dramatic composition, and attention to detail. The painting's large dimensions and impressive detail create a sense of awe and wonder.