Venus of Urbino

The "Venus of Urbino" is a famous painting by Titian from the 16th century, depicting a reclining woman with a relaxed yet confident pose. She embodies ideals of beauty and sensuality, with rich colors and detailed textures, especially in her skin and drapery. The painting often symbolizes themes of love, desire, and beauty, reflecting Renaissance interests in human form and emotion. Its composition and use of light have influenced countless artists, making it a significant work in Western art history.