Portrait of the Loredan Family
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The large painting depicting Doge Leonardo Loredan and his four sons (the fifth, Vincenzo, died in Tripoli in 1499) initially served as a room decoration, possibly in one of the Loredan palaces, and was severely damaged through time by climate conditions and overpainting. Hence, the original quality of the painting is difficult to fully appreciate today. In the painting, the Doge's sons are portrayed wearing the typical regalia of Venetian noblemen.
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