Two Apostles

Two Apostles, a painting by Jacopo Tintoretto. The artwork depicts two figures, possibly apostles, leaning closely together, seemingly engaged in a conversation or shared contemplation. The older figure, on the right, has a bald head with wispy white hair and a long white beard. He wears a reddish-brown robe. The younger figure, on the left, has dark hair and a beard, and wears a darker robe. The painting style is characteristic of Tintoretto, with loose brushstrokes and a focus on light and shadow to create depth and drama. The color palette is predominantly dark browns and reds, with highlights of lighter tones. The figures are depicted from the chest up, and their hands are partially visible, suggesting interaction with an unseen object or element. The background is dark and indistinct. The painting's dimensions are 0.387 meters wide and 0.47 meters high. It is housed in the Barnes Foundation. The date of the artwork is not specified.