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Tiziano Vecellio, called Titian (1489/1490-1576)

  • Exhibitions : Strokes of Genius 09/05/2013

    There is a fine line between bravery and ignorance. A contemporary artist who dares to stand alongside the old masters in any case comes across as being almost foolhardy. The Palais des Beaux-Arts wished to pay tribute to Jean-Baptiste Wicar, (...)

    Lire la suite par Bénédicte Bonnet Saint-Georges

  • News Items : The Duke of Sutherland’s Second Titian Purchased by London and Edinburgh 02/03/2012

    There was much scraping together to come up with the needed funds for the purchase of the second Titian belonging to the Duke of Sutherland, Diana and Callisto. The owner had already ceded its pair in 2009, Diana and Actaeon for the modest sum (...)

    Lire la suite par Bénédicte Bonnet Saint-Georges

  • Museums : Ajaccio and Bastia : Corsica’s museums get a facelift 25/07/2010

    Anyone familiar with the Musée Fesch – rebaptized Palais Fesch-Musée des Beaux-Arts d’Ajaccio – already knows that it houses one of France’s most important art collections, second only to the Louvre for its Italian paintings. The recent renovation, (...)

    Lire la suite par Didier Rykner

  • News Items : The Duke of Sutherland’s two most famous Titians are for sale 28/08/2008

    Private collections in the United Kingdom are among the richest in masterpieces of Western art, some of which are on long term deposit in British museums.

    Lire la suite par Didier Rykner

  • News Items : An unknown Titian sold at auction in Leicestirshire ? 21/07/2007

    On Thursday, July 10 in Market Harborough, Leicestershire, Gilding’s, a small auction house, listed a painting described as dating from the XVIIIth C. and estimated at £300 to £500. It totalled a gavel price of (...)

    Lire la suite par Didier Rykner

  • News Items : The Duke of Rutland’s Sacraments by Poussin up for sale 12/07/2007

    Whereas the Musée des beaux-arts de Lyon is still not sure of successfully acquiring The Flight Into Egypt by Nicolas Poussin, England is today faced with a much more serious challenge after the recent announcement by the Duke of Rutland (...)

    Lire la suite par Didier Rykner