Titian

Titian was a renowned Italian painter of the Renaissance, known for his masterful use of color and innovative compositions. Born around 1488, he became one of the most influential artists of his time, celebrated for his portraits, religious scenes, and mythological works. His style evolved throughout his career, moving from detailed realism to more expressive brushwork, which greatly impacted European art. Famous pieces include "Venus of Urbino" and "Assumption of the Virgin." Titian's work laid the foundation for future generations of artists, emphasizing both emotional depth and the beauty of nature.