Carpaccio's works after 1510 were commissioned primarily by?
The Pope
The Medici family
Individual patrons in Venice
Foreign monarchs
Answer
Individual patrons in Venice were the primary source of commissions for Carpaccio's works after 1510. These commissions included altarpieces, portraits, and narrative paintings for private residences and religious institutions in Venice. Carpaccio's paintings during this period reflect the influence of Venetian Renaissance art, characterized by rich colors, detailed representations of everyday life, and a focus on the human form.
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