Titian's Assumption of the Virgin
1518 · Work
A colossal altarpiece for the Frari church in Venice, the Virgin swept up in a blaze of red and gold — it makes the young Titian Venice's leading painter.
On these timelines: Painting & Sculpture, Renaissance, Master, Italy (post-476 CE), Arts and Thoughts
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