Saint Dominic
- Artist
- Carlo Crivelli
- Date
- 1476
- Style
- Early renaissance
- Genre
- Religious painting
Carlo Crivelli’s Saint Dominic exemplifies his distinctive Religious painting style, characterized by meticulous details and vibrant coloration. Created using tempera on wood, the work reflects the conservative Early renaissance sensibility that Crivelli developed after moving to the Marche from the Veneto. The painting portrays Saint Dominic with a sense of reverence, combining Gothic decorative aspects with a refined sense of realism. Crivelli’s use of intricate ornamentation and symbolic elements highlights his unique approach, contrasting with his Venetian contemporaries while contributing to the broader tradition of religious art in Northern Italy.
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