Earlier Works of Titian

In 1511, Titian played the mission of making more murals, but this time he emphasized the three miracles of St. Antonius for Scuola del Santo, which is still highly admired - sacred After the dramatic death of Peter's martyr, Titian's peak occurred between 1530 and 1550. This urged Titian people to draw that scene, so the death of Saint Peter's martyr was born. Unfortunately, due to the plague, Titian died at the age of 91 on August 27, 1576, and his originality was stopped. But the world is lucky enough that his work always exists.

Paintings by Diana and Actaon by Italian Renaissance giant Tiithian, completed between 1556 and 1559, are considered one of Titian's greatest works. It represents the moment when Hunter Actaeon broke out where the goddess Diana and her nymphs were immersed. Diana was very angry, so he changed Akaton to a branch, then chased after being chased. Between 2008 and 2009, the National Gallery of London and the National Gallery of Scotland purchased the paintings of the Bridgewater Collection for £ 50 million. Therefore, Diana and Actaeon will continue to be exhibited in the UK and will be exhibited between the two galleries for 5 years.

Titian masterpieces Diana and Actaeon are on display at the National Gallery in London. Since it was shared at the Trafalgar Square Museum and the Scottish National Art Gallery, I bought it for the country in 2009, so it is traveling in a relaxed way between north and south. If we insist that Scotland is completely independent, we will not discuss what might happen (Which British choose?). Around the water, the bright bodies of Diana and her fairies sympathize with each other, and tremors of uneasiness like waves appear to be flashing in their bodies. I mistakenly discovered the secret of the goddess of hunting