Domenico Campagnola

Domenico Campagnola (c. 1500 probably in Venice, † December 10, 1564 in Padua ) ( † 1516-1518 in Venice * around 1482 in Padua ) was an Italian painter, draftsman and engraver and adoptive son of the engraver Giulio Campagnola.

Campagnola rivaling Titian in Padua in the frescoes of the Scuola del Santo, where both operations from the life of Saint Anthony, painted, and in the frescoes in the Scuola del Carmine.

Campagnola shows himself to be a clever artists of the Venetian school. Less important it is as an engraver, because its leaves are carried out with little technical skill and best mannered in composition and form. From 14 numbers that we know of him, wearing ten the year 1517 and a ( outpouring of the Holy Spirit ) in 1518, with the result that he has dealt only briefly with the stylus. Also, three woodcuts after him lead the date 1517. Among his treated in Titian's kind drawings that represent landscapes with figures, various stung.