Venetian School of Painting

The Venetian School of Painting was a major art movement centered in Venice during the Renaissance, known for its rich use of color, innovative techniques, and emphasis on mood and atmosphere. Artists like Titian, Tintoretto, and Veronese created works that highlighted vibrant palettes, dramatic lighting, and a sense of realism. Their approach contrasted with the more form-focused style of Northern Renaissance artists, prioritizing expressive color and light to evoke emotion. The Venetian School significantly influenced Western art, advancing techniques in oil painting and creating a distinctive, luminous style that celebrated beauty, sensuality, and narrative richness.