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by Tintoretto
Tintoretto depicted the Battle of Asola with his characteristic dynamic energy and dramatic lighting. The composition shows the chaos and violence of combat in his Venetian Mannerist style.
Tintoretto painted many historical and religious narratives. This work is at the National Museum in Poznań, Poland.
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