Family workshop and first independent works
Copies, engravings and San Polo cycle reveal an early designer within the Tiepolo company. This milestone sheds light on the "Giovanni Domenico Tiepolo" collection by prioritizing the story.
1727 -1804 · Venice, Würzburg, Madrid and Zianigo
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1727 -1804 · Venice, Würzburg, Madrid and Zianigo
Giovanni Domenico, known as Giandomenico, Tiepolo was born in Venice in 1727. Eldest son of Giovanni Battista Tiepolo, he trained at a very young age in the family workshop by copying drawings, models and paintings. From the 1740s, he became an essential assistant, but at the same time affirmed a personal career. Between 1747 and 1749, his cycle for the Crucifix oratory in San Polo already revealed an independent painter and an accomplished engraver. Between 1747 and 1749, his cycle for the Crucifix oratory in San Polo already revealed an accomplished independent painter and engraver. He accompanied his father and brother Lorenzo to Würzburg from 1750 to 1753, collaborating on the frescoes of the Residence, then working at the Villa Valmarana near Vicenza. In 1762, the family left for Madrid to decorate the Royal Palace. After the death of Giovanni Battista in 1770, Domenico returned to Venice and developed an increasingly personal language. He retains the fluidity of the drawing and the light of his father's workshop, but brings the stories closer to ordinary life. In his series devoted to the life of Christ, miracles take place in front of a crowd of curious people, merchants and children observed with humor. Christ and the adulterous woman or the healing of the paralytic give as much importance to the reactions of witnesses as to the sacred center. Giandomenico also paints balls, walks, charlatans and social scenes, such as Le Menuet, where elegance already includes an ironic distance. At the family villa in Zianigo, he creates frescoes Punch; at the end of his life, the vast Divertimento per li regazzi transformed the character of commedia dell'arte into the grotesque hero of an entire society. Died in Venice in 1804, Domenico is today recognized for a graphic invention which leads the rococo towards modern chronicle and satire. The selection "Giovanni Domenico Tiepolo" notably compares Le Menuet and Christ and the adulterous woman. His reading favors the story.
Giandomenico walks down the large Tiepolo theater to street level: miracle, minuet or masquerade can be read in the reactions of the crowd.
Course & style
Copies, engravings and San Polo cycle reveal an early designer within the Tiepolo company. This milestone sheds light on the "Giovanni Domenico Tiepolo" collection by prioritizing the story.
Major European projects refine the fresco while revealing a personal taste for everyday life.
Popular biblical scenes, social satire and Divertimento give the last period its independence.
Curious, children and passers-by react to the event and move the center of the story towards social observation. This trait guides a reading of "Giovanni Domenico Tiepolo" centered on the story.
Pen, wash and quick stroke allow for a serial invention of exceptional variety.
Worldly elegance and an open mask reveal the absurd or mechanical gestures of society.
The paternal light and fluidity remain, but become more earthly, narrative and familiar.
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Costumes, bows and measured rhythm observe the worldly ritual with as much grace as distance.
Landmark work by Giovanni Domenico Tiepolo. Reading of "Giovanni Domenico Tiepolo" through the story.The gesture of Christ and the reactions of witnesses transform the sacred story into an immediate human scene.
Landmark work by Giovanni Domenico TiepoloArchitecture, sickness and attentive crowd give the miracle the density of an event seen in the street.
Landmark work by Giovanni Domenico TiepoloCurious, children and passers-by react to the event and move the center of the story towards social observation. This trait guides a reading of "Giovanni Domenico Tiepolo" centered on the story.
Reading key for Giovanni Domenico TiepoloPen, wash and quick stroke allow for a serial invention of exceptional variety.
Reading key for Giovanni Domenico TiepoloWorldly elegance and an open mask reveal the absurd or mechanical gestures of society.
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