Saint John the Evangelist

"Saint John the Evangelist" by Paolo Farinati is a work that exemplifies the Mannerist style, characterized by its elongated forms and dynamic composition, reflecting the artist's Venetian influences. Farinati, active during the late Renaissance, often depicted religious subjects, and this painting is notable for its expressive portrayal of the saint, emphasizing his role as a theologian and author of the Gospel.

"Saint John the Evangelist" by Paolo Farinati is an etching that depicts the saint in a contemplative pose, characterized by intricate line work and a strong use of chiaroscuro to emphasize depth and form. The composition is marked by its detailed rendering of drapery and the expressive facial features of the saint, reflecting Farinati's mastery in capturing both texture and emotion.