Vincenzo Catena was a Venetian painter of the Renaissance. Catena was a man of good birth and independent means who moved in humanist circles and may have been the link between these circles and Giorgione. He is first mentioned in 1506 in an inscription on the back of Giorgione's portrait Laura (Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna), according to which they had entered into some kind of partnership. Nothing else is known of this arrangement. The main influence on his style was Giovanni Bellini. His early paintings can be awkward and stiff, but from c. 1510 his work matured under the influence of the late Bellini, Cima, and Titian into a style that was derivative but handsome, with pleasing handling of diffused light and warm colours.
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Catena, Vincenzo
Hl. Hieronymus im Gehäus
Date: Not dated Movement: Renaissance (High Italian, "Cinquecento") Theme: Genre Technique: Oil on canvas
Catena, Vincenzo
The Rest on the Flight into Egypt
Date: c. 1525 Movement: Renaissance (High Italian, "Cinquecento") Theme: New Testament Technique: Oil on canvas
Catena, Vincenzo
Giangiorgio Trissino
Date: 1525-27 Movement: Renaissance (High Italian, "Cinquecento") Theme: Portrait Technique: Oil on canvas
Catena, Vincenzo
Holy Family with Saint Anne
Date: 1520 Movement: Renaissance (High Italian, "Cinquecento") Theme: New Testament Technique: Other/Unknown
Catena, Vincenzo
Judith
Date: 1520-25 Movement: Renaissance (High Italian, "Cinquecento") Theme: Old Testament Technique: Other/Unknown
Catena, Vincenzo
Portrait of Giambattista Memmo
Date: c. 1510 Movement: Renaissance (High Italian, "Cinquecento") Theme: Portrait Technique: Oil on canvas
Catena, Vincenzo
Santa Cristina Altarpiece
Date: c. 1520 Movement: Renaissance (High Italian, "Cinquecento") Theme: Saints Technique: Other/Unknown
Catena, Vincenzo
Madonna and Child with Saints and the Donor
Date: 1504 Movement: Renaissance (High Italian, "Cinquecento") Theme: New Testament Technique: Oil on canvas
Catena, Vincenzo
Portrait of a Young Woman
Date: c. 1505 Movement: Renaissance (High Italian, "Cinquecento") Theme: Portrait Technique: Other/Unknown