The Villa Imperiale
Venetian 16th Century, Probably Titian · 1530s · pen and brown ink, brown wash, and incised on laid paper
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About this picture
The Villa Imperiale is a public-domain drawing by Venetian 16th Century, Probably Titian, dated 1530s. Pen and brown ink, brown wash, and incised on laid paper. The file comes from National Gallery of Art.
“The Villa Imperiale” (1530s). 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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