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Titian
aka Tiziano Vecelli
1485-1576
The greatest
16th-century Venetian Mythological Painter of All Time
Italian
High Renaissance
Painter of the
Venetian School
According to art
historian Clara Erskine
Clement
"One
of the most celebrated
pictures by Titian is
the
Presentation in the
Temple, which was
painted for the Church
of the Brotherhood of
Charity, called in
Italian “La Scuola della
Carità;” this church is
now the Academy of Fine
Arts in Venice, where
the picture still
remains. It represents
the Virgin Mary when
three years old entering
the temple and the high
priest receiving her at
the entrance. All around
below the steps is a
company of friends who
have been invited by her
father and mother to
attend them on this
important occasion. The
picture is full of life
and action, and is
gorgeous in its
coloring. Several of the
figures are said to be
portraits, one being
that of Titian himself.""
The Meaning of Sacred
Symbols in Paintings. Most
prominently featured
symbols and their
meaning:
The
Serpent
Good Shepherd
Adam and Eve
Key
Wheat
Weapons
Virgin Mary
Christ
The Anchor
The Apostles
Satan
Chalice
The Cross
Architectural Elements
Fruit
The
Saints
Colors
Book
Birds
Angels
Insects
Fish
Spider
Animals
Household Objects
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