Judith Beheads Holofernes - Sephardi Music - Renaissance Art

The story of Judith and Holofernes from the Old Testament told to the beautiful Sephardi music of 16th Century Spain.

Below are the artists in the order their paintings appear, with the times in the video when they appear, and with approximate dates of composition following the artists' names.

The first one is by RIEDEL, August (1840);

the second (at 0:28) is by TINTORETTO (c. 1579);

the third (at 0:48) is by VALENTIN DE BOULOGNE (1626-28);

the fourth (at 1:00), where the voice begins, is by an UNKNOWN MASTER, Italian (1500s);

the fifth (at 1:20) is by MELLIN, Charles (1630s);

the sixth (at 1:36) is by GENTILESCHI, Artemisi (1612-21);

the seventh (at 2:16) is by CARAVAGGIO (c. 1598);

the eighth (at 2:32) is by FURINI, Francesco (1636);

the ninth (at 2:45) is by GIORGIONE (1504);

the tenth (at 3:02), unfortunately, I don't seem able to find now;

the eleventh (at 3:05) is by RUBENS, Pieter Pauwel (c. 1616);

and the twelfth and last (at 3:27) is by CATENA, Vincenzo (1520-25).