The Baptism of Jesus is a oil on canvas painting by Paolo Veronese (1528–1588), created in c. 1580. Measuring 88 × 104 cm, it depicts the biblical scene from Mark 1:9. This painting is housed at Palazzo Pitti, Piazza de' Pitti, Florence.
In a difficult, graceful pose, Christ leans his upper body forward, his arms extended so that one reaches towards the viewer and the other touches Saint John the Baptist's side. His head is bowed and his torso is muscular and sculpturally modeled. Standing on the shore of the Jordan River, Saint John leans back slightly as he pours water onto Christ's head.