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ISBN: 1857099036

ISBN13: 9781857099034

Titian (National Gallery London Publications)

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Item: Titian (National Gallery London Publications)
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Book Overview

The greatest of all Venetian painters, Titian achieved a worldly success and artistic influence unsurpassed in his own lifetime and later equalled only by Rubens. His matchless technique brought him imperial patronage and led to a revolutionary change in the role of the painter. In liberating painting from its traditional subservience to drawing he emphasised the importance of colour and brushwork, establishing a tradition that can be traced through the work of countless artists, from Vel?squez to the Impressionists and beyond. In this major study, Charles Hope draws on previously unpublished sources to present an authoritative new account of Titian's remarkable rise to fame and sustained pre-eminence and succeeds in convincingly challenging many long held ideas about the painter's career and development. Thirty-two colour plates and over eighty black and white illustrations show every aspect of Titian's work as the last great painter of the High Renaissance, including portraits epitomising the aristocratic ideals of the period, erotic depictions of pagan gods, and religious compositions that laid the foundations of Catholic baroque art. This description may be from another edition of this product.

Format:Paperback

Language:English

ISBN:1857099036

ISBN13:9781857099034

Release Date:October 2004

Publisher:National Gallery London

Length:192 Pages

Weight:2.05 lbs.

Dimensions:0.6" x 8.5" x 10.9"

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superb intro to titian

By Thriftbooks.com User, March 13, 2004

for its size, this is probably the best overview of titian available in english. the color reproductions are beautifully done, the sampling of titian's works is comprehensive yet compact. the historical essays on the epochs of titian's output and the commentaries to each painting are well written and highly informative. a few major works, such as the venus d'urbino, are reproduced in smaller format and discussed only in passing,...

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