Titian's Sacred and Profane Love | Renaissance Rush

In the 16th century, the Venetian painter Titian was among the most sought-after court artists in all of Europe. Not only was he skilled in producing complex compositions and subject matter, but his manner and painterly style gave his works a tactile quality that broke away from standard painting conventions. Looking at one of his most enigmatic works, his Sacred and Profane Love from 1514, we can try to figure out the significance and symbolic meaning being expressed in both allegorical and mythological terms.

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