Wedding Feast at Cana, after Tintoretto

Robert David Gauley

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Contemporary Art
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Dynamic composition, vibrant color palette.
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Oil on canvas
story of the work:

"Wedding Feast at Cana, after Tintoretto" by Robert David Gauley is a contemporary reinterpretation of the original 16th-century work by Jacopo Tintoretto, which depicts the biblical narrative of Jesus's first miracle at a wedding in Cana. Gauley's painting engages with themes of celebration and community, reflecting on the enduring significance of Tintoretto's composition while employing modern techniques and perspectives to resonate with contemporary audiences.

Description of the work:

"Wedding Feast at Cana, after Tintoretto" by Robert David Gauley presents a reinterpretation of the biblical narrative through a dynamic composition characterized by vibrant colors and dramatic lighting. The painting features a multitude of figures engaged in various interactions, with a central focus on the celebratory atmosphere, reflecting the original's emphasis on communal joy and abundance.

Artwork Photograph Source:
Harvard Art Museum

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Wedding Feast at Cana, after Tintoretto