- Source: National Gallery of Art, Washington. The “Danaë” is one of several examples of the genre of erotic mythologies in Western art popularized by Titian.
- Michelangelo praised Titian's use of colour in the Madrid painting, though later, in private, he was critical of Titian's draftsmanship.[6]. Legend of Danaë.
- Danaë. ... The Danaë in the Wellington collection at Apsley House is now considered to be the version painted by Titian for Philip II in circa 1549–53, as the first in...
- That there was large input from Titian's workshop is revealed by the heavier treatment of Danaë's skin-tone and body as well as the hanging drapery.
- Titian, Danaë, 1553-54 Museo del Prado, Madrid. ... Titian, Danaë, 1564 Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna.
- The Danaë (or Danaë and the Shower of Gold) series comprises at least five oil-on-canvas paintings by the Venetian master Titian, completed between 1540-1570.
- Top left: Titian’s Mistress, by Titian, 1550–60 Above: A Young Woman Holding Rose Garlands, by Titian and studio, 1550–60 Left: Danaë, by Titian, 1551–3.
- File:Titian - Danae (Hermitage Version).jpg - Wikimedia Commons Titien danaé By Wikimedia Commons. ... Titian: Danaë, Venus and Adonis.
- In keeping with the Renaissance view of Danaë, Titian has depicted her with the fleshy body of a courtesan, although she is given the facial features of a graceful...
- Titian's Danaë. 2014-07-01. ... The Danaë is one of several examples of the genre of erotic mythologies in Western art popularized by Titian.