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The Pool of Bethesda
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The Pool of Bethesda

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  • Tintoretto: Last Supper
    Tintoretto
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    …that were invariably different: in Christ Healing the Paralytic (The Pool of Bethesda) in the church of San Rocco (1559), the evangelical episode is realized in a compressed space through which the foreshortened ceiling seems to weigh upon the milling crowd; in St. George and the Dragon, Tintoretto sets the…

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    …that were invariably different: in Christ Healing the Paralytic (The Pool of Bethesda) in the church of San Rocco (1559), the evangelical episode is realized in a compressed space through which the foreshortened ceiling seems to weigh upon the milling crowd; in St. George and the Dragon, Tintoretto sets the…

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