The representation of orient in the fifteenth-and sixteenth-century venetian paintings

通过对这些作品的考察，可以清楚地看到，15和16世纪世纪威尼斯艺术的东方表现几乎有两条路线：詹蒂莱·贝里尼的1479年在君士坦丁堡的经历，是在他的家庭作坊中继承的，其他的则是受到当时的手稿和制图（不涉及詹蒂莱的纪念品）的启发。此外，东方的代表性也是对客户所处的政治、经济、社会环境的回应。威尼斯贵族揭示了它不仅仅是情境的反映，更是复杂的虚构表征。

Through the investigation of the works, it becomes clear that the representations of orient of 15th and 16th century venetian art have almost two routes : Gentile Bellini's the experiences staying Constantinople of 1479, were inherited in his family's workshop, and the others were inspired by such as manuscripts and cartography (not involving Gentile's souvenirs)of the time. In addition, the representation of orient have been in response to the situation of the politics, economics and society in which are embeded the clients. venetian nobles. It is revealed that isn' t mere the reflection of the situations but also the complicated fictional representations.