Jacopo Tintoretto

Jacopo Tintoretto, born in 1518 in Venice and died in 1594 in Venice, was an Italian painter known for his dramatic use of perspective and vibrant compositions. His works, such as 'The Last Supper' and 'Paradise,' are celebrated for their dynamic energy and complex narratives. Tintoretto's contributions to Mannerist painting and his influence on Venetian art have established him as a significant figure in Renaissance art.