Which paintings did Tintoretto create for the church of Madonna dell’Orto?

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Tintoretto: Last Supper — Tintoretto *Last Supper*, oil painting by Tintoretto, 1594; in the church of San Giorgio Maggiore, Venice. 3.5 × 5.6 metres.

Tintoretto created several significant works for the church of the Madonna dell’Orto, a project that occupied him for approximately a decade. These paintings include:1

Presentation of the Virgin Mary in the Temple (c. 1556)1
St. Peter’s Vision of the Cross1
The Martyrdom of St. Paul (1556)1
Jews Worshipping the Golden Calf (depicting Moses receiving the tables of the Law on Mount Sinai)1
Last Judgment1

These works demonstrate the evolution of Tintoretto’s artistic style, moving toward a more dramatic, dynamic spatial conception and a sophisticated use of light. Tintoretto was later buried in this same church next to his daughter, Marietta.1