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Giuseppe Porta

Italian painter (1520-1575)

Born in Castelnuovo di Garfagnana. Died in Venice.

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A life in paintings

Born 15207 dated paintingsDied 1575

11 works

2 without a public image, listed last

  • The Abduction of Helen
    The Abduction of Helen
    Giuseppe Porta
    16th century · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Le Christ et la femme adultère
    Le Christ et la femme adultère
    Giuseppe Porta
    16th century · Musée des Beaux-Arts de Bordeaux
  • Joseph Presents his Brothers to Pharaoh
    Joseph Presents his Brothers to Pharaoh
    Giuseppe Porta
    c. 1540–1550 · Royal Collection
  • Joseph Interprets the Dreams of Pharaoh's Butler and Baker
    Joseph Interprets the Dreams of Pharaoh's Butler and Baker
    Giuseppe Porta
    c. 1540–1550 · Royal Collection
  • Presentation of Jesus in the Temple
    Presentation of Jesus in the Temple
    Giuseppe Porta
    1548–1550 · Santa Maria Gloriosa dei Frari
  • the last supper
    the last supper
    Giuseppe Porta
    1556 · Santa Maria della Salute
  • Justice
    Justice
    Giuseppe Porta
    c. 1559 · National Gallery
  • Presentation of Jesus in the Temple
    Presentation of Jesus in the Temple
    Giuseppe Porta and Palma il Giovane
    1575–1596 · Church of San Giorgio Maggiore
  • Q134588335
    Q134588335
    Giuseppe Porta
    · Biblioteca Nazionale Marciana
  • VImage under copyright
    Virgin and Child, Saint Anthony Abbot and Saint Bernard
    Giuseppe Porta
    1555 · San Francesco della Vigna
  • CImage under copyright
    Catherine of Alexandria with Saints Jerome, John the Baptist, James the Apostle
    Giuseppe Porta
    · San Francesco della Vigna
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