Giovanni Bellini (c. 1430–1516) was an Italian Renaissance painter and the most renowned of the Bellini family of Venetian painters. His father was Jacopo Bellini, his brother was Gentile Bellini, and his brother-in-law was Andrea Mantegna. It is said that he ushered Venetian painting into a new era with his more sensuous and colorful style. Bellini created rich, deep tints through the use of slow-drying and clear oil paints. Learn more »

Paintings by Giovanni Bellini in Chronological Order

St. Jerome in the Wilderness, 1450	Madonna with Child, 1455	Transfiguration of Christ on Mount Tabor, 1455
The Agony in the Garden, 1459	Greek Madonna, 1460	Madonna and Child, 1464
Madonna with Child Blessing, 1460-1464	Presentation at the Temple, 1460-1464	Head of St John the Baptist, 1464-1468
Polyptych of San Vincenzo Ferreri (1), 1464-1468	Polyptych of San Vincenzo Ferreri (2), 1464-1468	Polyptych of San Vincenzo Ferreri (3), 1464-1468
Polyptych of San Vincenzo Ferreri (4), 1468	Madonna, with Child Standing on a Parapet, 1469	Pesaro Altarpiece (Predella)(1), 1471-1474
Madonna and Child, 1475	Madonna with Child, 1475	Madonna with Child (1), 1475
St. Jerome in the Desert, 1480	The San Giobbe Altarpiece Detail of Music Making Angels, 1480	Portrait of a Humanist, 1475-1480
St Francis in Ecstasy, 1485	St Jerome Reading in the Countryside, 1480-1485	The Madonna of the Red Cherubs, 1485
Portrait of a Condottiere, 1475-1485	Transfiguration of Christ, 1487	Portrait of a Young Man in Red, 1485-1490
Man with a Turban, 1490	Portrait of a Young Man, 1500	Portrait of a Young Man (1), 1500
The Annunciation, 1500	Leonardo Loredan, 1501	The Redeemer, 1500-1502
St. Mark Preaching in Alexandria, 1504-1507	The Assassination of St. Peter Martyr, 1509	St. Jerome, St. Christopher and St. Augustine, 1513
Young Bacchus, 1514	Virgin in Glory with Saints, 1510-1515	Portrait of Fra Theodoro da Urbino, 1515
Portrait of a Venetian Gentleman