Tiziano Vecellio, known as Titian was a representative of the Venetian school,and a major painter of the pre-Renaissance Italian period.
He was a prolific portraitist who freed painting from the constraints of drawing. He attached particular importance to colour, making it his trademark.
His best-known work, the Venus of Urbino, was reinterpreted by many artists such as Manet with his Olympia.
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