




As with all his work, Vincenzo Catena's portraits of men of the Venetian Renaissance show a color sense that is close to Giorgione's. Both artist's depiction of light seems inspired by each day's magic hour. Vincenzo Catena's forms have a distinctly simplified, almost geometric clarity. The great arc of shoulders of each sitter is surmounted by a head as elegant and focused as a bird's.
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