Paris Bordone

1500–1570 · Mannerism

Paris Bordone was an Italian painter of the Venetian Renaissance who, despite training with Titian, maintained a strand of Mannerist complexity and provincial vigor.

39 paintings

• Christ Disputing in the Temple (1545)
• Portrait of a Woman (1547)
• The Rape of Persephone (1545)
• Saints Mark, George and Nicholas free Venice from the Demons (Sea Storm) (1528)
• Young Woman Holding a Mirror with Her Servant (1530)
• The Baptism of Christ (1550)
• Madonna and child with St Antony abbot and a young male donor (1550)
• Sacred conversation (1560)
• Portrait of a bearded man, head and shoulders, in a interior
• Virgin and Child with Saints John the Baptist, Mary Magdalen and George (1524)
• Portrait of a Man in Armor with Two Pages (1545)
• Madonna and Child with Saints Jerome and Francis (1525)
• Venus and Cupid (1545)
• The Virgin and Child with Donors (1537)
• Portrait of a Man (With a Fragment of Antique Column) (1530)
• Dead Christ mourned by angels (1550)
• Double Portrait of a Venetian Woman and her Cavalier (1560)
• The Presentation of the Ring to the Doges of Venice (1534)
• Mars and Venus, surprised by Vulcan (1549)
• Enthroned Madonna with Child and Saints (1548)
• Sacra conversazione (1530)
• Two Chess Players (1542)
• Portrait of a Lady with a Boy (1530)
• Venus, Flora, Mars and Cupid (Allegory) (1550)
• Holy Family with St Catherine (1520)
• Young Woman at Dressing table (1550)
• Mythological Couple (1540)
• Christ Blessing (1540)
• Christ as 'The Light of the World' (1550)
• A Pair of Lovers (1542)
• Portrait of a Young Woman (1545)
• Christ baptising Saint John Martyr (1565)
• The Rest on the Return from Egypt (1540)
• The Baptism of Christ (c. 1535/1540)
• Saint Jerome in the Wilderness
• Self-portrait (?) (1550)
• Madonna and Child with Saint John the Baptist and Saint George (Holy Conversation) (1530)
• Madonna with Sleeping Child (1550)
• Portrait of a young Woman (1550)