The Penitent Magdalene
1565
Tiziano Vecellio has had an enormous impact on painters since his introduction into the art world. There are many technical reasons why he's had such an impact: he was born in the right time, his style underwent dynamic changes, he worked with varied themes and environments, and, by the grace of a long life (the exact length of which is a big debate in academia), he produced a great number of paintings. But there is something much more to Titian, and that, I think, is the mesmerizing amount of emotion he poured into his paintings. I can stare at his works endlessly.
Bacchus and Ariadne
1522-1523
Pope Paul III
1548
Danae
1500
Self-Portrait
c. 1562
