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Painted by the Gerolamo Bassano 1566-1621 school. Oil on the table.
The panel depicts the transport of Christ to the Sepulcher with good legibility, the scene is made captivating by the characters, who are attitudes and expressions of pain, pity and compassion, expressing pathos to the entire scene together with the Venetian colorism.
Gerolamo Dal Ponte, also known as Gerolamo Bassano (Bassano del Grappa, June 3, 1566 - Bassano del Grappa, November 8, 1621), was an Italian painter.
The last of Jacopo's sons, of whom he was a pupil and emulator, he worked as a copyist. Between 1580 and 1581 he collaborated with his father in the creation of the altarpiece of the Virgin and Saints Agatha and Apollonia, now in the Civic Museum of Bassano. His brushstroke appears free, characterized by shades of purplish, grey, brown and olive. His father died, he collaborated with his brother Leandro. He moved to Venice after 1595 and married Zanetta Biava. Collaborator on the Doge's Palace construction site, his hand can be seen in the San Giovanni Evangelista located in the Quadrato Salotto, in a palette at Hampton Court and in a painting depicting the Virgin with Saints Fortunatus and Ermagora.
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