Titian is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TITIAN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a reddish-brown colour
• (c.1488–1576), Italian painter; Italian name Tiziano Vecellio. The most important painter of the Venetian school, he experimented with vivid colours and often broke conventions of composition. He painted many sensual mythological works, including "Bacchus and Ariadne" (c.1518–23).
• reddish gold colour
• old master of the Venetian school (1490-1576)
ADJECTIVE:
• (of hair) bright golden auburn
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a reddish brown color

Words related to TITIAN

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Words that contain TITIAN

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How to use TITIAN in a sentence

• In Angelo, Francesca, Veronese, Botticelli, Titian, Raphael, Tintoretto, and Correggio, the brush of the painter has set forth the adoration of the Church of God.
• Unless a man thinks and feels precisely after the manner of Cicero and Titian it is manifestly wrong for him to express himself in their way.
• He has made some copies from Titian, one of which I saw.
• The Titian room was totally destroyed by fire, with a large portion of the north-east section of the palace, in February 1861.
• Portraits of the sculptor, Titian, and Pietro Aretino are introduced into the decorative border.
• Somewhat differently did the Italians of the great epoch of painting, Raphael, Titian, Veronese, even Bellini, who was earlier, conceive their subject.
• The colours are not equally pleasing, nor the attitudes equally graceful, in all the pictures of Titian or Reynolds.
• Entering the church, we soon found the Titian, a descent from the cross.
• Titian through the classical expresses the Renaissance liberation from scruple and fear.
• Titian has here given more importance to the landscape than was common in his day.
• Its plate and the fine pictures which Titian painted there were transferred at that date to S.
• ROCCO AND TINTORETTO 231 CHAPTER XXIII THE FRARI AND TITIAN 245 CHAPTER XXIV SS.
• His chief artistic education came from the study of Titian and Paul Veronese, and he quickly became known as the most rapid and intrepid ceiling painter of the time.
• The lion of the church is a Titian, but it is not really visible.
• It is doubtful whether Titian ever visited the Spain of his patrons, but Madrid possesses forty-three of his pictures, among them some of his finest works.
• Titian is said to have been a man of irritable and passionate temper.
• From an engraving of a portrait of Titian by himself, which is before me, I can give the best idea of his person.
• Now in Venice there are admirable works by Chevalier Titian, a valiant man in painting and in drawing from nature, in the Library of St.
• In the group of musicians in front we recognize Titian and Tintoretto, old Bassano, and Paolo himself.
• Still what was with him the splendid exception was with Titian, and those who have been grouped with Titian, the guiding rule of art.
• Next, he becomes the most accomplished exponent of the Giorgionesque manner, save perhaps Titian himself.
• The type of the landscape is early, and even for that time the execution in this particular is, for Titian, curiously small and wanting in breadth.
• In the Uffizi and Berlin pictures Titian looks about sixty years old, but may be a little more or a little less.
• It may be conceded at the outset that there are disturbing elements in it, well calculated to give pause to the student of Titian.
• Characteristic of Giorgione but not of Titian, is the oval of the face, the construction of the head, the arrangement of the hair.
• Palma is likewise excluded, so that we are driven to choose between Titian and Giorgione, the only two Venetian artists capable of such a masterpiece before 1510.
• Where can the like be found in Palma, or even Titian? Titian is more virile in his conception, less lyrical, less fanciful, Palma infinitely less subtle in characterisation.
• The eighteen years of his activity were what we sometimes call the years of promise, and he must not be judged as we judge a Titian or a Michel Angelo.
• See! at this place the rich, clear color of Titian has forced out the skeleton outline of Albrecht Durier, as molten bronze might burst and overflow a slender mould.
• I have analyzed and lifted, layer by layer, the colors of Titian, king of light.

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