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Titien (1489?-1576) 1/31 Data Titien (1489?-1576) Pays : Italie Langue : Italien Sexe : Masculin Naissance : Pieve di Cadore (Italie), 1489 Mort : Venise (Italie), 27-08-1576 Note : Peintre et graveur A gravé à l'eau-forte et sur bois Domaines : Peinture Autres formes du nom : Tiziano (1489?-1576) (italien) Le Titien (1489?-1576) (français) Titian (1489?-1576) (anglais) Le Titien (1489?-1576) (français) Il Tiziano (1489?-1576) (italien) Tiziano Vecellio (1489?-1576) (italien) Tiziano Vecelli (1489?-1576) (italien) Tiziano Vecellio (1489?-1576) (italien) Titianus (1489?-1576) (latin) ISNI : ISNI 0000 0001 0787 9191 (Informations sur l'ISNI) Titien (1489?-1576) : œuvres (232 ressources dans data.bnf.fr) Œuvres iconographiques (208) Portrait de Clarice Strozzi Portrait de François Ier (1542) (1538) Assomption de la Vierge Madonna di Ca'Pesaro (1530) (1519) Trionfo della Fede "Martia Furnilla, Femme de Tite XI Emp." (1508) de Claude Duflos avec Titien (1489?-1576) comme Dessinateur du modèle data.bnf.fr 2/31 Data "Paysage avec la Fuite en Égypte" "Paysage montagneux avec un moulin à eau et une de Anne Claude Philippe de Caylus famille de villageois" avec Titien (1489?-1576) comme Dessinateur du modèle de Anne Claude Philippe de Caylus avec Titien (1489?-1576) comme Dessinateur du modèle "Paysage avec une rivière et, au fond, un village au pied "Le Paradis" d'une montagne" de Anne Claude Philippe de Caylus de Anne Claude Philippe de Caylus avec Titien (1489?-1576) comme Dessinateur du modèle avec Titien (1489?-1576) comme Dessinateur du modèle "La Vierge assise et tenant l'Enfant, avec trois saints et "Paysage vu à travers des ruines" une sainte" de Anne Claude Philippe de Caylus de Anne Claude Philippe de Caylus avec Titien (1489?-1576) comme Dessinateur du modèle avec Titien (1489?-1576) comme Dessinateur du modèle "Petit Paysage avec des maisons au bord d'une rivière, "Jupiter et Antiope" que franchit un pont où sont engagés un cavalier et un de Anne Claude Philippe de Caylus piéton" avec Titien (1489?-1576) comme Dessinateur du modèle de Anne Claude Philippe de Caylus avec Titien (1489?-1576) comme Dessinateur du modèle "Paysage avec une nymphe endormie" "Grand Paysage avec un berger jouant de la flûte en de Anne Claude Philippe de Caylus tête de son troupeau" avec Titien (1489?-1576) comme Dessinateur du modèle de Anne Claude Philippe de Caylus avec Titien (1489?-1576) comme Dessinateur du modèle "Paysage avec un groupe de maisons dominées par une "Paysage avec une femme nue gardée par un dragon" tour" de Anne Claude Philippe de Caylus de Anne Claude Philippe de Caylus avec Titien (1489?-1576) comme Dessinateur du modèle avec Titien (1489?-1576) comme Dessinateur du modèle "Paysage avec une butte surmontée d'un bouquet "Grand Paysage avec une femme en train de traire une d'arbres et, au fond, un village" vache" de Anne Claude Philippe de Caylus de Anne Claude Philippe de Caylus avec Titien (1489?-1576) comme Dessinateur du modèle avec Titien (1489?-1576) comme Dessinateur du modèle "Paysage avec un pélerin qui s'abreuve" "Claudius Cinq.e Emp." de Anne Claude Philippe de Caylus de Claude Duflos avec Titien (1489?-1576) comme Dessinateur du modèle avec Titien (1489?-1576) comme Dessinateur du modèle "Paysage avec un homme endormi" "Charles Quint et son conseil" de Anne Claude Philippe de Caylus de Anne Claude Philippe de Caylus avec Titien (1489?-1576) comme Dessinateur du modèle avec Titien (1489?-1576) comme Dessinateur du modèle "Paysage avec un bouc" "Paysage avec un berger appuyé sur son bâton et de Anne Claude Philippe de Caylus parlant à une bergère assise" avec Titien (1489?-1576) comme Dessinateur du modèle de Anne Claude Philippe de Caylus avec Titien (1489?-1576) comme Dessinateur du modèle data.bnf.fr 3/31 Data "Paysage avec une maison rustique où s'abritent trois "Grand Paysage avec un berger lutinant une femme personnages" nue" de Anne Claude Philippe de Caylus de Anne Claude Philippe de Caylus avec Titien (1489?-1576) comme Dessinateur du modèle avec Titien (1489?-1576) comme Dessinateur du modèle "Paysage montagneux avec, vu entre deux arbres, un "Paysage avec des moutons et leur berger endormi" château" de Anne Claude Philippe de Caylus de Anne Claude Philippe de Caylus avec Titien (1489?-1576) comme Dessinateur du modèle avec Titien (1489?-1576) comme Dessinateur du modèle Voir plus de documents de ce genre Œuvres des beaux-arts et des arts décoratifs (20) La nymphe et le berger Poesie (1570) (1554) Vénus et Adonis La gloria (1553) (1551) Portrait équestre de Charles Quint dans la fameuse Portrait de l'Arétin bataille de Mühlberg (1545) (1548) Ecce homo Allocution d'Alphonse d'Avalos (1543) (1541) Vénus d'Urbin Les disciples d'Emmaüs (1538) (1535) San Cristoforo Bacchus et Ariane (1523) (1523) Polyptyque de Brescia Bacchanale (1522) (1520) L'offrande à la déesse de l'Amour Amour sacré et Amour profane (1519) (1515) Concert champêtre : peinture la plupart du temps Jacopo Pesaro présenté à Saint-Pierre par le pape attribué à : Titien (1489?-1576) Alexandre VI (1510) L'homme au gant Femme au miroir data.bnf.fr 4/31 Data Manuscrits et archives (3) "Paysage de montagne avec divers petits personnages ""Carolus Quintus Caesar Maximus" ; portrait de dont deux hallebardiers, attribué au Titien (NAF 22741)" Charles-Quint, d'après Titien (NAF 22735)" avec Titien (1489?-1576) comme Dessinateur avec Titien (1489?-1576) comme Peintre de l'œuvre reproduite ""Philippes Second Roy des Espagnes et des Indes", d'après Titien, par Jean Morin (NAF 22740)" avec Titien (1489?-1576) comme Peintre de l'œuvre reproduite Œuvres musicales (1) "Musique funèbre pour la Mise au tombeau du Titien" (1953) de Elsa Barraine avec Titien (1489?-1576) comme Autre Documents sur Titien (1489?-1576) (167 ressources dans data.bnf.fr) Livres (142) [Recueil. Documentation None Titian , Matthias Wivel, London : sur Titien] (2020) National gallery company , 2020 Venere e Adone di Tiziano , Thomas Dalla Costa, Titien , Ian G. Kennedy, Köln ; (2019) Venezia : Marsilio , 2019 (2018) [Paris] : Taschen Tiziano e la pittura del , Cinisello Balsamo, Milano Tiziano-Gerhard Richter , Mantova : Corraini Cinquecento tra Venezia e : Silvana Editoriale (2018) Edizioni , 2018 Brescia (2018) Titian's Aretino , Raymond B. Waddington, Tiziano , Peter Lüdemann, Firenze : (2018) Firenze : Leo S. Olschki , (2016) Alinari , © 2016 2018 data.bnf.fr 5/31 Data Tiziano vanitas , Lionello Puppi, Serena Natura potentior ars , Tres Cantos, Madrid : Akal (2016) Baccaglini, Cinisello (2015) , DL 2015 Balsamo (Milano) : SilvanaEditoriale , ©2016 The wrath of the Gods , Christopher D. M. Atkins, Le coloris vénitien à la , Isabelle Bouvrande, Paris (2015) Philadelphia : Philadelphia Renaissance : Classiques Garnier , 2014 Museum of Art in (2014) association with Yale University Press , cop. 2015 Tiziano , Venezia : MUVE ; Crocetta Titian, metamorphosis , London : Art/Books , 2013 (2014) del Montello : Antiga (2013) edizioni , [2014] Tiziano , Tessie Vecchi, Bernard Tiziano , Cinisello Balsamo : (2013) Aikema, Firenze : Fratelli (2013) Silvana , impr. 2013 Alinari, Fondazione per la storia della fotografia ; Pieve di Cadore : Fondazione Centro studi Tiziano e Cadore , impr. 2013 De El Bosco a Tiziano , Palacio real. Madrid, Tiziano y las Cortes del , Fernando Checa (2013) Fernando Checa Cremades, Renacimiento Cremades, Madrid : Marcial Madrid : Patrimonio (2013) Pons Historia , 2013 Nacional , 2013 Tiziano e Paolo III , Lionello Puppi, Andrea Tiziano , Neri Pozza (1912-1988), (2012) Donati, Roma : A. e V. Budai (2012) Costabissara : A. Colla , c , 2012 2012 Tiziano , Augusto Gentili, Milano : Titian , Antonio Mazzotta, London (2012) 24 Ore Cultura , 2012 (2012) : National Gallery Co. ; [New Haven (Conn.)] : Distributed by Yale university press , cop. 2012 Tiziano e la nascita del , Palazzo reale. Milan, Bellini, Titian, and Lotto , Accademia Carrara. paesaggio moderno Italie, Mauro Lucco, Firenze (2012) Bergame, Italie, (2012) : Giunti , 2012 Metropolitan museum of art. New York, N.Y., Andrea Bayer [et autre(s)], New York : the Metropolitan museum of art , cop. 2012 Titien , Augusto Gentili, Arles : Studienkunst vs. , Rudolf Kuhn, Frankfurt am (2012) Actes Sud , impr. 2012 Phantasiekunst Main ; New York : P. Lang , (2011) 2011 data.bnf.fr 6/31 Data Titien , Christelle Brothier, Milan : Per la fama di Tiziano nella , Marsel Grosso, Udine : (2010) Silvana ed. ; [Paris] : [diff. cultura artistica dell'Italia Forum , cop. 2010 Vilo] , impr. 2010 spagnola da Milano al viceregno (2010) Titien , Palais Fesch-musée des The muddied mirror , Jodi Cranston, University (2010) beaux-arts. Ajaccio, Milano (2010) park (Pa.) : Pennsylvania : Silvana ed. ; Ajaccio : state university , cop. 2010 Palais Fesch-musée des beaux-arts ; [Paris] : [diff. Vilo] , impr. 2010 Titien , Erwin Panofsky Le botteghe di Tiziano , Giorgio Tagliaferro, (2009) (1892-1968), [Vanves] : (2009) Bernard Aikema, Firenze : Hazan , impr. 2009 Alinari 24 ore , cop. 2009 Titian, Tintoretto, Veronese , Linda Borean, Frederick Titien, Tintoret, Véronèse , Musée du Louvre. Paris, (2009) Ilchman, Farnham (GB) : (2009) Paris : Musée du Louvre éd. Lund Humphries , 2009 : Hazan , DL 2009 Titien, le chant du cygne , Philippe Beaussant Titien, Tintoret, Véronèse , Musée du Louvre. Paris, (2009) (1930-2016), [Paris] : (2009) Paris : Musée du Louvre éd. Fayard , impr. 2009 : Hazan , DL 2009 Titian , Mark Hudson, London : Le dernier tableau de Titien , Michel Nuridsany, Paris
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