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titian

[tish-uhn] / ˈtɪʃ ən /




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Titian’s imposing oil portrait of Alfonso d’Avalos, formidable governor of Milan, dressed in gilded armor and accompanied by a reverential page, hangs opposite by a doorway.

From Los Angeles Times

Blake was convinced that art had been on the skids since the mid-16th century, when worldly Titian and the Venetian painters rose to prominence, so he set about trying to put things right.

From Los Angeles Times

In one 2022 email, he appeared to demand “30 percent” from the owner of a Titian, according to the court papers.

From New York Times

His main residence was decorated with works by the Renaissance painter Titian and the Dutch grand master Rembrandt.

From BBC

Think of assorted voluptuous, sleeping Venuses by Titian or Giorgione, languorous nudes that are like some exquisite Renaissance Playboy centerfold designed for the private gratification of an inevitably male patron.

From Los Angeles Times