Giuseppe Tartini born in Pirano, April 8, 1692, died in Padua, February 26, 1770, lived and worked in the Venetian cultural context. He was an eighteenth-century violinist and composer, citizen of the Republic of Venice, author of the famous violin sonata in G minor "Il trillo del diavolo". Last year, coinciding with the 250th anniversary of his death, I wanted to dedicate this image to his most famous work. It was partly made with Bryce (printed on canvas in 90x90 cm format), partly completed with hand-painted acrylic colors. The base wants to represent the music of the 700 'in Venice a golden age for music. In addition to Tartini, other famous authors contributed with their works such as: Antonio Vivaldi, Baldassare Galuppi, Antonio Lotti, Tommaso Albinoni and many others. The manual intervention with the golden yellow spirals made with acrylic colors represent the "trills". I have arranged them in bands as in the flag of the Republic of Venice to emphasize the style of the cultural origin of the work.