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Michelangelo Meets Titian

Posted on September 8, 2014 by 100swallows

Titian was one of the most famous painters of the Renaissance. He and Michelangelo were contemporaries but their conceptions of painting had little in common. They met once. Giorgio Vasari arranged the meeting. Titian ((1490–1576) by himself, in the Prado … Continue reading →

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