The Submersion of Pharoah's Army in the Red Sea, from twelve blocks: 'Block I, below Block H', showing the sea and a dog defecating
Titian (Tiziano Vecellio) · ca. 1514–15 (published 1549) · Woodcut
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The Submersion of Pharoah's Army in the Red Sea, from twelve blocks: 'Block I, below Block H', showing the sea and a dog defecating is a public-domain illustration by Titian (Tiziano Vecellio), dated ca. 1514–15 (published 1549). Woodcut. The file comes from The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
“The Submersion of Pharoah's Army in the Red Sea, from twelve blocks: 'Block I, below Block H', showing the sea and a dog defecating” (ca. 1514–15 (published 1549)). If this file is a print, it is an engraving after Titian or his workshop, not the canvas. The color everyone means by his name is in the painting.
About the artist
Titian, Tiziano Vecellio (about 1488–1576), was the great painter of Venetian color. Portraits and myth are the famous canvases. A print with his name is often an engraving after a painting, not the painting.
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