Paint the Past—Take Titian (1485–1576) Trivia Now!
1.
Viewers of his later, freer works claimed Titian's works looks better from which distance?
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Far Away
2.
The great patron of Titian's career was Phillip II, who held what Spanish title?
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King
3.
Most of Titian's paintings were portraits, meaning they were images of what?
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People
4.
One of Titian's most famous works is of an unidentified man with which fashion accessory?
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A Glove
5.
Titian's "The Worship of Venus" shows people honoring the Roman goddess of which emotion?
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Love
6.
A trip to Rome led Titian to become impressed by the large paintings of what Renaissance master?
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Michelangelo
7.
Around 1530, Titian's work became darker after the death of whom?
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His Wife
8.
Titian often painted pieces for display in what type of building?
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Church
9.
In his early years, Titian was apprenticed to what Italian master painter?
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Giorgione
10.
After his mentor Bellini died, Titian became the official painter of what Italian city?
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Rome
11.
Titian's "Assumption" is a famous image of which Biblical woman rising to heaven?
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Mary
12.
Which of Titian's relatives was not an assistant in his studio?
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His Father
13.
The artist Lomazzo once referred to Titian as what among the small stars of painting?
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The Sun
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