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Giandomenico Tiepolo, son of Giambattista, was his pupil and collaborator, but gradually asserted his personal vein in genre painting with anecdotal and picturesque scenes derived from the seventeenth-century Dutch manner. He describes popular venetian festivities (serenades, carnivals, commedia dell'arte), not devoid of caricature. This painting is one of his first endeavours in that field.
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