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Tag: Venetian art

Posted on December 1, 2007October 13, 2020

A Compelling Unorthodox Originality in Venetian Art

Painting by Titian "Assunta" oil on linen 690 × 360 cm 1516-1518

Painting by Titian
“Assunta”
oil on linen
690 × 360 cm
1516-1518

On a BBC show on Venetian Art, it was said that Venetian art had a compelling unorthodox originality.

But until Titian, Venetians were accused of failure to elevate painting out of the material world to an expression of an idea.

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