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The artist Titan, also known as Tiziano Vecellio or alternatively Tiziano Vecelli, was an important Italian painter of the Venetian school from the sixteenth century. He died of a fever on August 27, 1576, during the time that the black plague was making its way through Venice.
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When did Titian of Oderzo die?
Titian of Oderzo died in 632.
How did titian die?
old age
When did Robert Zimmermann - painter - die?
Robert Zimmermann - painter - died in 1864.
When did Johan Richter - painter - die?
Johan Richter - painter - died in 1745.
When did Albert Malet - painter - die?
Albert Malet - painter - died in 1986.
Who was the Venetian painter that did Bacchus and Ariane?
Titian was the painter of "Bacchus and Ariane". However, Raphael was originally commissioned for the painting.
What is a broWnish orange colour named after a renaissance painter?
titian
Who was the Venetian who painter Bacchus and Ariane?
Titian was the painter of "Bacchus and Ariane". However, Raphael was originally commissioned for the painting.
When did Titian of Oderzo die?
Titian of Oderzo died in 632.
When did Titian Peale die?
Titian Peale died on 1885-03-13.
Did Titian die?
Yes, Titian died on August 27, 1576
What effect did titian have on the Renaissance?
Titian was a foremost painter of the Renaissance period.His work of painting was greatly influenced by the Byzantine art,and his painting,named 'Antonine de Grenvelli' is the best specimen of his work.
What year did titian die?
1576
How did titian die?
old age
Who claimed to be a student of Titan and what style did this artist follow?
A difficult question since many artists have been inspired by Titian (if you mean Titian and one of the Titans). One was his fellow Venetian Tintoretto who was a Baroque painter.
What languages did titian speak?
If you are referring to the Painter, Tiziano Vecelli, then he spoke Italian.
Where does the term Titian blue come from?
From the Italian painter Tiziano Vecellio c.1488-1576 who introduced vigorous colors and the compositional use of backgrounds to the Venetian school. One of his colours, particular shad of blue became instantly recognisable and is now referred to as 'Titian blue'.
