The world of Palma the YoungerPalma the Younger makes Venetian painting run on large diagonals. Flagellation, Pietà, conversion of Paul, victory of David and senatorial portrait reveal a prolific work between color, drawing and public theater.
1544 - 1628Life of Jacopo Palma the Younger
Around 1573Return to Venice after Urbino and Rome
1594Death of Tintoretto and affirmation of Palma in the Serenissima
°18,900Paintings, large sets, portraits, drawings and prints created - overall estimate
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1544 -1628 · Venice between Tintoretto, drawing and great stories
Palma the Younger makes Venetian painting run on large diagonals. Flagellation, Pietà, conversion of Paul, victory of David and senatorial portrait reveal a prolific work between color, drawing and public theater.
Jacopo Negretti, known as Palma the Younger to distinguish him from his great-uncle Palma the Elder, was born in Venice in 1544 and died there in 1628. His training passed through the court of Urbino then through Rome, where he assimilated the inventions of Taddeo and Federico Zuccaro as well as a strong taste for drawing. Returning to Venice around 1573, he found a city engaged in the reconstruction of its large decorations after the fire of the Doge's Palace. The artist studied Titian, Veronese and especially Tintoretto, from which he took up the shortcuts, diagonals and light energy. After Tintoretto's death in 1594, Palma became one of the most sought-after painters of the Serenissima, working for churches and authorities foreign politicians and sponsors. The Conversion of Saint Paul, painted around 1590 -1595, organizes horses, soldiers and divine light along two diagonals converging towards the overthrown Saul; the composition also reveals knowledge of Raphael's cardboard arrived in Venice. David, winner of Goliath, conceived as his counterpart, contrasts the smallness of the hero with the enormous head of the giant and transforms the victory into a musical procession. The Flagellation condenses the violence around the attached body, while the Pietà of 1611 slows down the story in more serious pain. The Flagellation condenses the violence around the attached body, while the Pietà of 1611 slows down the story in more serious pain. The Flagellation condenses the violence around the attached body, while the Pietà of 1611 slows down the story in more serious pain. The Flagellation condenses the violence around the attached body, while the Pietà of 1611 slows down the story in more serious pain. The Flagellation condenses the violence around the attached body, while the Pietà of 1611 slows down the story in more serious pain. The Flagellation condenses the violence around the attached body, while the Pietà of 1611 slows down the story in more serious pain. The Flagellation condenses the violence around the attached body, while the Pietà of 1611 slows down the story in more serious excessive. This journey gives the measure of a painter capable of moving from vast religious theater to the economy of a portrait. The "Palma the Younger" selection notably compares La Flagellation and Pietà. His reading favors movement.
Palma the Younger inherits the color of Venice, but he sets it in motion through drawing: each diagonal leads to a fall, a victory or a body to contemplate.
Course & style
Journey, subjects and pictorial language
Venice, Urbino and Rome
The Zuccaro and the discipline of drawing complete the Venetian heritage. This milestone sheds light on the "Palma the Younger" collection by favoring movement.
Doge's Palace and Grand Masters
Titian, Veronese and Tintoretto nourish a dynamic public painting.
Foreground of the Serenissima
Religious, civic and international commissions maintain immense production.
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Dramatic diagonal
Lines of corps, weapons and horses converge on the event. This trait guides a reading of "Palma the Younger" centered on movement.
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Shortcut drawn
The figure projects into space through vigorous construction.
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Venetian color
Reds, flesh and shadows animate the great stories.
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Effective formula
Controlled diagrams respond quickly to multiple commands.
Explore by universe
Five registers of Venetian theater
Passion, mourning, civic portrait, conversion and biblical victory show the diversity of an artist who adapts the same graphic energy to very different emotions.
Flagellation01
The body under violence
Executioners and column tighten action around Christ.
For concentrated drama. Reading of "Palma the Younger" through movement.Pietà02
The time of mourning
After the action, the body descended from the cross imposes silence.
For a meditative workSenator03
The Venice Authority
The portrait reduces the accessories to favor rank and character.
For a classic interiorPaul04
The fall that converts
Horses, soldiers and resplendence converge on Saul.
For a large panoramaDavid05
The victory of the smallest
Goliath's head makes visible the reversal of forces.
For a triumphant sceneDrawing06
Graphic novelty
Palma reintroduces into the Venetian color a discipline learned in Rome.
To understand the style
Works to discover
From Flagellation to David's victory
Four major works allow us to compare tight violence, monumental pain, civic dignity and spectacular conversion on the road to Damascus.
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The Conversion calls for a large horizontal format; the Flagellation and the Pietà are suitable for more vertical dimensions. Combine a dark or golden setting with the reds and shadows of Venice.
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