Moses Saved from the Waters, c.1552/55 Jacopo Robusti Tintoretto (c.1518-1594)
Location: Prado Museum Madrid SpainOriginal Size: 56 x 119 cm
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With six other biblical scenes - Judith and Holofernes, Susanna and the Elders, The Queen of Sheha before Solomon, Esther before Ahasuerus, Joseph and Potiphar's Wife, The Purification of the Midianite Virgins (unfortunately damaged and repainted) - it made up the decoration of a ceiling in a palace in Venice, where Velazquez bought them, during his second Venetian sojourn, for Philip IV.
The centrepiece must have been the Purification of the Midianite Virgins, as the Spanish historian, Palomino de Castro, clearly states; the other rectangular canvases formed a frieze around it. The decorative sumptuousness of the paintings, the illusionistic perspective frameworks and the rich colour call for a fairly early dating: the years between 1550 and 1555, when Tintoretto came closest to Paolo Veronese. This work in particular, with its harmonious rhythm of the figures linked by broad curvilinear cadences echoed by the branches bending over the group in which Moses is at dead centre, reminds us of Veronese's modules.
Though these stem from Mannerism, they are quieted by the instinct for equilibrium typical of Paolo, in whom Tintoretto found inspiration at this moment. We are far from the violence of the first perspective experiments inspired by Mantuan examples, which Tintoretto had carried out in the notable series of ceiling paintings for a Venetian palace - a series that is now in the Galleria Estense, Modena.
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Jacopo Robusti Tintoretto
Original Size:204.5 x 410.2 cm
National Gallery, London, United Kingdom