Titian - Art more realistic than nature

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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: Titian was a world-renowned Italian painter in the early 16th century, who embodied a century-long myth in painting. No other painter has ever achieved such fame in the history of art. Titian charged exorbitant prices for his works. From "Assumption of the Virgin" to "Portrait of Charles V," he attracted prominent figures from European courts and the Church to seek paintings in his studio. Titian thus enjoyed immense worldly fame and wealth. This book is written in a simple and clear manner, featuring over 100 exquisite illustrations, providing detailed information and fluent translations. It is part of the "Development Journey" series published by the Century Publishing Group. Titian died in 1576 at the age of 99. A century of painting myth, a life spent in Venice, allowed him to experience the same worldly luxury and nobility as emperors and lords. From "Assumption" to "Virgin of Sorrows," from depicting portraits of Venetians to portraying the true likeness of Charles V, prominent figures from European courts and the Church sought out Titian's studio to commission a painting. David Rosand praised Titian: "When we are captivated by the art of painting, entranced by every brushstroke, when we are immersed in the brilliant and vibrant scenes created by hues and shades, moved by the vitality that jumps from the works—then we have grasped the essence of Titian's art, which is the key to understanding the art of painting."