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The image consists of swirling lines and dynamic forms that convey motion. It shows elongated figures appearing to march or engage in a processional action, with shapes resembling flags or banners. The scene suggests a busy urban parade or a theatrical performance, where the figures are participating collectively. Strong diagonal elements and contrasting colors create depth and organized chaos, forming a visually striking and complex narrative.

Venetian Soldiers Attacking Constantinople (recto)

Domenico Tintoretto (Venetian, 1560 - 1635)

1598/1605 · brush and tempers on dark brown paper (top and bottom left corners made up)

National Gallery of Art · Wolfgang Ratjen Collection, Purchased as the Gift of Alexander M. and Judith W. Laughlin

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