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Madonna dell’Orto
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Madonna dell’Orto

church, Venice, Italy
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    Tintoretto’s works for the Madonna dell’Orto, which occupied him for approximately a decade, also give an idea of the evolution of the idiomatic elements of his art. The Presentation of the Virgin Mary in the Temple (c. 1556) was, according to Vasari, ā€œa highly finished work, and the best…

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    Tintoretto’s works for the Madonna dell’Orto, which occupied him for approximately a decade, also give an idea of the evolution of the idiomatic elements of his art. The Presentation of the Virgin Mary in the Temple (c. 1556) was, according to Vasari, ā€œa highly finished work, and the best…

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