Saints Faustinus, Jovita, Benedict, and Scholastica

Giovanni Domenico Tiepolo's Saints Faustinus, Jovita, Benedict, and Scholastica, also painted in 1754 during the Würzburg period, depicts two pairs of sibling saints — the Brescian martyrs Faustinus and Jovita, and the Benedictine founders Benedict and his sister Scholastica. The pairing of sibling saints may reflect a specific dedication or a patron's devotion. Domenico was by this date an accomplished independent painter alongside his role as his father's chief assistant.

The four saints are arranged in a balanced grouping, their identifying attributes clearly visible. Domenico Tiepolo's warm palette and confident figure modelling reflect his father's teaching while showing his characteristic directness of expression. The handling of the saints' varied postures and the spatial organisation of the group demonstrate secure compositional training.