Titian
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- proper noun
- /ˈtɪʃən/
- There were two priceless Canalettos, a striking Titian, and a Watteau.
- Titian's portrait
- Titian's painting
- Titian's Supper
Examples
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Venetian artists such as Titian, Vittori Carpaccio, and Paolo Veronese also represented courtesans and goddesses, such as Venus, with small dogs.
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In every museum that features Renaissance art, you are likely to find at least one painting by Titian on display.
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Titian displayed such clarity of purpose with each brush stroke.
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Artists like Leonardo da Vinci, Raphael, Titian, and Petrarch spent time here under their patronage.
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Through his appraisal of Titian's Supper at Emmaus, Champaigne indirectly corroborates this point.
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34 In Titian's Supper at Emmaus, the patron is exceptionally disguised as the apostle Cleophas.
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The plays of Sophocles distill an essence of Periclean Athens just as the paintings of Titian bring us near to the heart of seventeenth-century Venetian culture.
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One of the most famous works by Titian is 'The Assumption of the Virgin,' which showcases his mastery of color.
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Many art historians consider Titian to be a pivotal figure in the development of Venetian painting during the Renaissance.
Synonyms
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An Italian Renaissance painter also called Titian
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Titian comes from the painter's Italian name Tiziano, from Latin Titianus. He was so famous that his first name became the English name people use for him and his work.