The Ascension of ChristBernardino Gatti · 1549

  • Creation date1549
  • MuseumSan Sigismondo

Bernardino Gatti (1495 – 1576)

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About this artwork

  • Title: The Ascension of Christ
  • Artist: Bernardino Gatti
  • Year: 1549
  • Format: Portrait
  • Copyright status: Public domain
  • Where to see it: San Sigismondo
  • Color palette: Earthy
  • Perceived brightness: bright
  • Topics: christianity, religious

Questions & Answers

What luminance does "The Ascension of Christ" by Bernardino Gatti have?

The luminance recorded for "The Ascension of Christ" by Bernardino Gatti is gentle luminance.

How old was Bernardino Gatti when creating "The Ascension of Christ" in 1549?

When "The Ascension of Christ" was created in 1549, Bernardino Gatti - born in 1495 - was 54 years old.

What is the dominant color of "The Ascension of Christ" by Bernardino Gatti?

espresso (#5c4538) is the leading color of "The Ascension of Christ" by Bernardino Gatti.

What color saturation does "The Ascension of Christ" by Bernardino Gatti have?

"The Ascension of Christ" by Bernardino Gatti is recorded with a subtle color saturation.

What is "The Ascension of Christ" about?

The themes present in "The Ascension of Christ" by Bernardino Gatti include christianity, religious. Together they summarize the artwork's subject matter.

When was "The Ascension of Christ" made?

"The Ascension of Christ" dates from 1549. The date places the work within Bernardino Gatti's career and its era.

Who created "The Ascension of Christ"?

"The Ascension of Christ" was created by Bernardino Gatti. The information on this page describes Bernardino Gatti's original work.

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