New light on Titian's 'Flight into Egypt' in the Hermitage
Irina Artemieva
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Irina Artemieva
Abstract
The article discusses the c. 1507 painting Flight into Egypt, by Titian, part of the collection of the State Hermitage Museum in Russia. The author describes 16th-century art historian Giorgio Vasari's description of the painting and traces its attribution and provenance. The author suggests that the painting was originally intended to depict the Adoration in a landscape, as conceived by the artist Giorgione. Also discussed is the conservation and X-radiography of the painting.
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The article discusses the c. 1507 painting Flight into Egypt, by Titian, part of the collection of the State Hermitage Museum in Russia. The author describes 16th-century art historian Giorgio Vasari's description of the painting and traces its attribution and provenance. The author suggests that the painting was originally intended to depict the Adoration in a landscape, as conceived by the artist Giorgione. Also discussed is the conservation and X-radiography of the painting.
Key concepts: Adoration, Painting, Art, Art history, Visual arts, Altarpiece