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| Blessed Virgin Appearing to St. Simon Stock 1740s |
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| Fame Defeats Covetousness 1740s |
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| Fortitude & Peace 1740s |
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| River God 1740s |
Venetian artist Giandomenico Tiepolo (1727-1804) – son of the more famous Giambattista – spent his early career documenting and continuing the pictorial practices of his father. These etchings of the 1740s by Giandomenico, based for the most part on his father's frescoes, are from collections at the Victoria & Albert Museum.and at the Rijksmuseum.
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| Angel Saving Falling Man 1740s |
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| Angel & Putti 1740s |
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| St Matthew & Angel 1740s |
In 1749 Giandomenico etched a complete Stations of the Cross (selections below) from his own designs, though inflected by his father's commanding style.
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| Via Crucis, title page 1749 |
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| Via Crucis, Station VI 1749 |
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| Via Crucis, Station VII 1749 |
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| Via Crucis, Station XI 1749 |
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| Via Crucis, Station XII 1749 |
Late in life Giandomenico developed a casual playful manner and technique, given to fantastical narratives, as seen below in drawings from collections at the Getty.
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| Centaur & Female Faun c. 1775 |
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| Punchinello Helped to a Chair c. 1791 |