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| | Titian - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Titian's friend Aretino died suddenly in 1556, and another close intimate, the sculptor and architect Jacopo Sansovino, in 1570. | | | Fontanas engraving, and a sketch by Titian himself in the gallery of the Uffizi in Florence, record the energetic composition. | | | Titian had a favorite villa on the neighboring Manza Hill, from which (it may be inferred) he made his chief observations of landscape form and effect. |
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| | Venus of Urbino was painted by Titian in 1538. | | | Titian was one of the first painters to use oil on canvas instead of wood. | | | Titian is regarded the greatest 16th-century Venetian painter and the shaper of the Venetian colouristic and painterly tradition, making him one of the key figures in the history of Western art. |
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| | Titian, however, was lavish in his hospitality towards his friends, who included the poet Pietro Aretino and the sculptor and architect Jacopo Sansovino. | | | Titian was recognized as a towering genius in his own time (Lomazzo described him as the 'sun amidst small stars not only among the Italians but all the painters of the world') and his reputation as one of the giants of art has never been seriously questioned. | | | Titian referred to these pictures as 'poesie', and they are indeed highly poetic visions of distant worlds, quite different from the sensual realities of his earlier mythological paintings. |
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| | Titian: Biography of Titian |
| | TITIAN, OR TIZIANO, VECELLI, the head of the Venetian school, and one of the greatest painters that ever lived, was born of a good family, at Capo del Cadore, in the Frulian Alps, in the year 1477, or according to some in 1480. | | | The first work that brought Titian prominently into notice was his completion of the "Homage of Frederick Barbarossa to Pope Alexander III." (1512), begun by Giovanni Bellini, but left unfinished by that artist at his death. | | | His predilection for drawing caused his father to send him to Venice at the age of ten, that he might learn to be a painter. |
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| | BBC - Press Office - Titian |
| | Titian is acknowledged as one of the greatest colourists of all time, who pioneered the use of oil paints, and paved the way for generations of artists to come. | | | As a major new exhibition of Titian's work opens at the National Gallery in February 2003, BBC TWO will journey back to the 16th century to recreate the studio in which Titian composed the masterpieces that cemented his reputation as the greatest painter of the Venetian School. | | | The Artist's Studio explores the engine room of creativity at the very heart of the artistic process, taking a fresh look at the life and work of Titian from within his own world. |
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/pressoffice/pressreleases/stories/2002/11_november/20/titian.shtml
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| | Titian on Encyclopedia.com |
| | The godfather of modern painting; As Titian is celebrated in a major exhibition at the National Gall... | | | TITIAN [Titian], c.1490-1576, Venetian painter, whose name was Tiziano Vecellio, b. | | | Many of Titian's most famous portraits were painted during this period, including La Bella (1537), Ippolito Rinaldo (c.1545; both: Pitti Palace), and the equestrian portrait of Charles V at the Battle of Mühlberg (1548; Prado). |
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http://www.encyclopedia.com/html/section/Titian_LifeandWorks.asp
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| | Titian's works were acclaimed from the beginning despite the number of great artists working in Venice in the period around the end of the 15th and early 16th centuries: Gentile Bellini, Giorgione, Carpaccio and also Lorenzo Lotto, Palma il Vecchio, Giovanni Bellini and his many followers, including Pordenone. | | | Titian painted Portraits and devotional works for the emperor and the wonderful poesy for his son, Philip II. | | | Titian's early period was intense; he painted a great number of works which show clearly the influence of Giorgione: these include the portrait known as "Ariosto" |
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| | Titian articles on Encyclopedia.com |
| | Bordone, Paris BORDONE, PARIS [Bordone, Paris], 1500-1571, Venetian painter of the Renaissance; pupil of Titian. | | | Titian TITIAN [Titian], c.1490-1576, Venetian painter, whose name was Tiziano Vecellio, b. | | | Of the very first rank among the artists of the Renaissance, Titian had an immense influence on succeeding generations of painters, especially in his use of color. |
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| | Sanford & A Lifetime of Color: Study Art |
| | Because of his late use of this style, Titian is known centuries later as the "father of modern painting." Titian lived a very long life and painted to almost the last day of his life. | | | Titian was born near Venice, Italy, though the date is unclear. | | | It was in 1515 that Titian began to produce masterpieces, and he was soon the leading figure in Venetian painting. |
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| | Titian. Biography. - Olga's Gallery |
| | Titian: Prince of Painters by Titian, Susanna Biadene (Editor), Mary Yakush, Palazzo Ducale. | | | In about 1498, at the age of nine or ten, Titian and his elder brother Francesco were sent to Venice to start their training as painters in the workshop of the mosaicist Sebastiano Zuccato. | | | In 1538 Titian created another masterpiece Venus of Urbino (1538), one of the numerous paintings of a female nude depicting Titian's ideal of female beauty. |
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| | The outstanding painter of his era, Titian redefined painting and developed a style that not only determined the direction of Venetian painting for the next two centuries but profoundly influenced the work of geniuses distant in time and place, such as Rubens, Velázquez, and Rembrandt. | | | Titian also took great care with the rich costume of the man but, through unfortunate overcleaning, carried out before the painting entered Joslyn's collection, much of the artist's characteristic subtlety has been lost. | | | A consummate colorist, Titian exploited the oil medium relatively recently introduced to Italy - to create effects that were quite unlike the clear, linear images of previous Florentine and Venetian painting. |
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| | Expert: ‘Titian’ masterpiece is the work of a lesser rival - [Sunday Herald] |
| | Clifford, whose institution has borrowed the painting from the Kelvingrove art gallery and museum for The Age Of Titian exhibition, is convinced that the art world and his own curator have got it wrong. | | | A contemporary of Titian and fellow student in the Venetian studio of Bellini, the artist Sebastiano Luciani was invited to work in Rome and became an apprentice of Michelangelo. | | | “Titian is recognised as one of the great figures of Western art, but Sebastiano is not at that level. |
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| | Titian became the official painter of Venice in 1516. | | | "Titian went back with Gonzaga to his own state, where he painted his portrait, which is a living likeness.." I-452 | | | "Titian painted the portrait of Andrea Gritti, the year he was elected doge..." I-450 |
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| | Titian was one of the great artists of the Renaissance. | | | In 1516, Titian was named the official painter of the Republic of Italy. | | | When Titian grew up, he became a famous Venetian painter. |
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| | Titian (ca. 1488–1576) Special Topics Page Timeline of Art History The Metropolitan Museum of Art |
| | Titian contributed to all of the major areas of Renaissance art, painting altarpieces, portraits, mythologies, and pastoral landscapes with figures. | | | The latter, with whom Titian also collaborated, was influential for his tonal approach to painting and for his landscape style, which was atmospheric and evocative. | | | Later in his career, Titian turned to the theme in paintings for his most important patrons, such as Philip II of Spain. |
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| | Titian's Venus of Urbino |
| | Given that the beautiful woman is the archetypal subject of beautiful art, Titian's women may be understood as illustrations not only of his artistic gifts but of his superiority to his rivals, past and present. | | | In Titian's art, the anonymous beauty becomes a mythic being, she becomes Sacred and Profane Love or Venus herself, or indeed she becomes the very embodiment of beauty. | | | Thus Titian, like Giorgione and others before them, borrowed for painting a posture famously conceived for sculpture, which makes the paragone of the arts a subtext of the Venus of Urbino. |
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| | Titian, the painter of courtesan grandeur, took inspiration from classic antiquity for the equestrian arrangement of this piece. | | | Titian painted this picture, commissioned by Philip II, when he was seventy seven years old. | | | The bust is based on other portraits of this character which gives the picture a certain agelessness. |
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| | In this painting little children are shown, falling asleep among the flowers; not far away, a shepherdess plays on a flute to charm her shepherd lover; beyond the hill, under the slight shade of a dying tree, an old man sits and looks long at a skull which a plough has perhaps turned up. | | | Born in 1477, Titian lived until 1576, painting almost until the end. | | | This painting was ordered by the Venetian officials for the House of the Council. |
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| | In 1516 Titian became painter to the Venetian republic, and in 1533 Charles V named him court painter. | | | Titian's portraits combined incisive, sensitive characterizations with an opulent treatment of accessories, eventually developing into the official style that inspired Peter Paul Rubens, Anthony van Dyck, and many artists of the 1800s. | | | Roman painting could match the grandeur of his forms, but Titian's brilliant, expressive color was unprecedented. |
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| | "The portraits painted by Titian in his youth follow this same pattern: the "modern" protagonists of the frescoes of the Scuola del Santo, the Ariosto and the Schiavona in the National Gallery, London, up to the Knight of Malta in the Uffizi, datable to c. | | | How Titian fulfilled this exacting role can be seen in the imperial portraits painted partly in Italy, and partly on his visits to Augsburg in 1548 and 1550-51. | | | Titian: The First "Modern" Painter--His Life in Paintings, by Sylvia Tombesi-Walton. |
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| | Then, as soon as Titian had set to work, Alfonso placed himself where he could not be seen by him, and taking out a little box, he modelled in gypsum a portrait medallion of the emperor, and had just brought it to completion when Titian had finished his portrait. | | | When the present writer was in Venice in 1566, he went to visit Titian, and found him, old as he was, with his brush in his hand painting, and he found great pleasure in seeing his works and talking with him. | | | Thus Titian having adorned Venice, or rather Italy, and indeed other parts of the world, with the finest pictures, deserves to be loved and studied by artists, and in many things imitated, for he has done works worthy of infinite praise, which will last as long as illustrious men are remembered. |
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| | Titian (1490-1576), The 16th Century Venetian artist, known for his use of rich layered | | | Titian (1490-1576) Presentation on the Venetian painter, focusing on a visual analysis | | | You are in: Museum of Art >> Hall of Italian Art >> Titian |
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| | Titian Posted in effluvia by The Exile on the December 2nd, 2005 Tiziano Vecellio, called Titian (about 1487–1576), was the finest portrait painter of... | | | The leading Renaissance artist Titian (Tiziano Vecellio, 1487-1576) was one of the first Italian artisits to include a dog as an important element of... | | | A unique portrait by Italian Old Master Titian, painted over and rediscovered more than 400 years later, is expected to make more than 5 million... |
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| | Upon the death of Giovanni Bellini, 1516, Titian became official painter to the Republic. | | | Tiziano Vecellio, known as TITIAN, is generally regarded as the leading painter of the Venetian school. | | | His last work was a Pieta' (now in the Accademia Museum in Venice) created for his own tomb and completed after his death by Palma il Giovane. |
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| | Titian and the Commander (Getty Exhibitions) |
| | Tiziano Vecellio, called Titian (about 1487–1576), was the finest portrait painter of the Renaissance. | | | Titian depicted d'Avalos addressing his troops on a platform, with his son as the page. | | | This painting, made between 1555 and 1565, is probably a variation on the painting d'Avalos had ordered from Titian. |
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| | NGA - Titian and the Late Renaissance in Venice |
| | The preeminent artist during this period was Tiziano Vecellio, called Titian. | | | With the decline of the High Renaissance and mannerist artists in central Italy, by 1540 Venetian painters assumed a position of artistic supremacy in Europe that they would occupy for the rest of the century. | | | Copyright ©2006 National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC |
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| | Titian at the National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C. 20 works by Titian | | | Original works by Titian available for purchase at art galleries worldwide | | | Courtauld Institute of Art, London, UK "When is a Titian a repe-Titian?" |
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| | Titian: Life and Works - Life and Works Titian studied painting in the shop of Gentile and Giovanni Bellini. | | | Titian: American Collections - American Collections Although most of Titian's paintings are in Europe, examples may be seen in... | | | Of the very first rank among the artists of the Renaissance, Titian had an immense influence on succeeding generations of painters, especially in his use of color. |
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| | Titian (1485 - 1576) Artwork Images, Exhibitions, Reviews |
| | Apprenticed to a mosaic artist as a boy, Titian was inspired to create and trained under Bellini and worked with Giorgione. | | | After the death of the latter, Titian became very famous, commissioned for frescoes in Padua and appointed official painter of the Venetian Republic in 1516. | | | Titian (1485 - 1576) Artwork Images, Exhibitions, Reviews |
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| | Amazon.com: Titian: Prince of Painters: Books: Titian,Susanna Biadene,Mary Yakush,Italy) Palazzo Ducale ... |
| | A terrific span of topics are covered here: the critical response of Titian's contemporaries, his work with collaborators and mentors, etc. The history of the works and the man is plotted in detail, and there are even highly scientific sections concerning the artist's techniques and efforts to maintain and restore his masterpieces. | | | While Prince of Painters does not present itself as a comprehensive catalogue of Titian's works, most of my favorites are here: the Assumption from the Frari in Venice, the Annunciation from San Salvador, Christ Crowned With Thorns from the Alte Pinakothek in Munich (can you believe they even let this stuff TRAVEL to the States?). | | | Maybe not the definitive text on Titian, but a wonderful addition to anyone's art library. |
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| | Titian was sent for as the most capable of all other painters." I-447 | | | "At the time he first began to paint like Giorgione, when he was no more than eighteen, Titian did a portrait of a friend of his, a gentleman of the Barberigo family, which was held to be extremely fine [especially] the stitches in a doublet of silvered satin.." I-444 | | | "Titian painted...an Ecce Homo, with a number of figures, which Titian himself and many others regard as an extremely beautiful work." I-445 |
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| | AskOxford: Titian |
| | from the 16th-century Italian painter Titian, by association with the bright auburn hair portrayed in many of his works. |
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| | ISGM Collection: Europa |
| | The work also tells the story of the art of painting: it demonstrates Titian’s supreme capacity of brush, with strokes that range from the most delicate to huge gestures in paint. | | | “Europa, Europa &; A canvass of area museum directors shows Titian’s a standout in Boston art&; | | | The Boston Globe surveyed Boston museum directors who overwhelmingly chose Titian’s Europa as Boston’s most important work of art and cited the museum’s El Jaleo by John Singer Sargent and Botticelli’s Madonna of the Eucharist. |
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| | The APS collections contain over 500 sketches, watercolors, and oils made by Titian Ramsay Peale from about 1817 to the end of his life. | | | The following is a nearly comprehensive inventory of sketches from the T. Peale Collection, arranged in roughly chronological order, as originally calendared at the library. |
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| | Amazon.ca: Titian: Books |
| | the historical essays on the epochs of titian's output and the commentaries to each painting are well written and highly informative. | | | Subjects > Arts & Photography > Artists, A-Z > (S-U) > Titian | | | the color reproductions are beautifully done, the sampling of titian's works is comprehensive yet compact. |
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| | Titian - Wikimedia Commons |
| | 1477-1576), commonly known as Titian, was a 16th century Renaissance painter in Venice, Italy. |
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| | World Encyclopedia: Titian @ HighBeam Research |
| | Titian combined the balance of High Renaissance composition with a new dynamism, which heralded the baroque. | | | He favoured vivid, simple colours, and often silhouetted dark forms against a light background. |
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| | L'influenza del Titian sugli artisti successivi è stata profonda: era supremo in ogni ramo della pittura ed ha rivoluzionato la tecnica dell'olio con il suo brushwork libero ed espressivo. | | | Titian, tuttavia, era sontuoso nella sua ospitalità verso i suoi amici, che hanno incluso il poet Pietro Aretino e lo scultore e l'architetto Jacopo Sansovino. | | | Questi tre erano così vicino che sono state conosciute a Venezia come il triumvirate ed hanno usato la loro influenza con i loro patroni rispettivi ad ulteriori carriere di ciascuno. |
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| | Our clients use our products to improve the efficiency, throughput and data integrity of the sample storage and preparation processes that feed their vital research functions. | | | Titian Software, Titian, software, development, consultancy, Pharmaceutical, Pharmaceutical industry, Life sciences, GLP, GAMP, Workflow Management, LIMS, compound logistics, Tecan, Tecan Software, Genesis, Tecan Genesis, Matrix, Platemate, Matrix Platemate, CyBiWell, CyBio, CyBiWell software, London, UK, Sample Management, HTS, Sample Logistics |
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| | OCAIW - Titian (Tiziano) |
| | BUY THE BOOKS ON TITIAN (TIZIANO VECELLIO) (CLICK HERE!) | | | ALL POSTERS OF TITIAN (TIZIANO VECELLIO) (CLICK HERE!) | | | ARTE DA PALAVRA - ACERVOS DO MASP (in Portuguese) |
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| | Titian Digital |
| | Ruangan ini mengandungi pautan ke kandungan yang berkenaan dengan konsep Titian Digital iaitu ekonomi luar bandar, pendidikan dan kesihatan. | | | Selamat Datang ke Portal Titian Digital, Hari ini: |
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