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Jakob Seisenegger
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Painting by Jakob Seisenegger showing Emperor Charles V in ornate Renaissance attire standing beside a large hunting dog, with a green curtain in the background.
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  • Venus of Urbino by Titian
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    …copy of a portrait by Jakob Seisenegger, survives. Charles was so pleased with Titian’s work that in May 1533 he bestowed upon the artist the most extraordinary honor of knighthood. Thereafter, the Austrian-Spanish Habsburgs remained Titian’s most important patrons. Charles attempted to induce Titian to go to Spain in 1534…

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    …copy of a portrait by Jakob Seisenegger, survives. Charles was so pleased with Titian’s work that in May 1533 he bestowed upon the artist the most extraordinary honor of knighthood. Thereafter, the Austrian-Spanish Habsburgs remained Titian’s most important patrons. Charles attempted to induce Titian to go to Spain in 1534…

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