Portrait Of Doge Girolamo Priuli 

Jacopo Tintoretto's "Portrait of Doge Girolamo Priuli" is a striking example of Venetian portraiture from the late 16th century. The Doge's imposing presence is emphasized by his elaborate attire, including a golden cap and a richly patterned robe. Tintoretto masterfully captures the Doge's aged features, conveying a sense of authority and wisdom. Though the exact date of this painting is unknown, the artist's signature style, characterized by bold contrasts of light and shadow, is clearly evident. Tintoretto's use of vivid color and dramatic brushstrokes adds depth and dynamism to the composition, showcasing his mastery of the Venetian painting tradition.