Question

Some historians consider Titian the most influential Renaissance artist. Now that you have learned about him and his work, do you agree with that statement? Cite specific reasons for your opinion.

Answer 1

Answer:

Though I find Titan to be an important artist in the Renaissance, I do not believe that he is the most influential. Some of his works, such as "Assumption of the Virgin" caused him to gain popularity in the arts and culture world. However, he did not have a significant influence on other artists of the time or future.

For this reason, I believe that Titan was important but not the most influential artist of the Renaissance period.

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Answer 2

I most certainly would not say that he was the most influential artist of the Renaissance but, he was an important artist of time. He worked with Sebastiano Zuccato, Giovanni Bellini and Giorgione before branching out on his own. Titian became one of Venice's leading artists around 1518 with the completion of "Assumption of the Virgin." He was soon creating for works for leading members of royalty, including King Philip II of Spain and Charles V, the Holy Roman Emperor. Pope Paul III also hired Titian to paint portraits of himself and his grandsons. He was known for his deft use of color and for his appealing renderings of the human form. Little is to be said of his influence on other artists so it is believed that while he was a great artist, he wasn't all that influential.