Századok Festészete ·
One only. Never again.
Titian
Titian — Portrait of a Man · Venetian Renaissance · Oil on canvas
framed
3.750.000₫
1961 · Printed 65 years ago
In 1961, U.S. President Kennedy sharply expanded the American advisory presence in South Vietnam, from under 700 advisers in early 1961 to about 3,000 by year's end.
- MovementVenetian Renaissance
- MediumOil on canvas
- Source bookSzázadok Festészete
- Age of platePrinted 65 years ago
Certificate of authenticity. A certificate of authenticity is included with every plate. It records the FPC catalogue number, the book and the provenance.
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Titian’s portrait of a bearded man in fur-trimmed dress, characteristic of his Venetian portraiture.
This original plate was printed for the Hungarian Fine Arts Fund edition of Századok Festészete, Budapest, 1961.
Provenance
| Artist | Titian |
|---|---|
| Year painted | 16th century |
| Country of origin | Italy |
| Art movement / era | Venetian Renaissance |
| Medium | Oil on canvas |
| Subject | Portrait |
| Source book | Századok Festészete |
| Book published | 1961 |
| Country of publication | Hungary |
| Age of plate | Printed 65 years ago |
| Frame | Framed |
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