Joachim expelled from the temple
- Artist
- Domenico Tintoretto
- Style
- Mannerism
- Genre
- Religious painting
"Joachim expelled from the temple" is a notable example of religious painting from the Italian Renaissance, reflecting Italy’s rich cultural heritage. The artwork depicts the biblical story of Joachim, a revered figure in Christian tradition, being turned away from the temple gates, symbolizing divine testing and faith. Painted during the period influenced by Mannerism (late renaissance), the piece showcases elongated figures and exaggerated poses characteristic of that style. As Italy was the birthplace of multiple artistic movements, this painting exemplifies the profound impact of Italy’s religious and artistic development on Western culture.
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