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Trinity

painting by Titian
Also known as: ā€œLa Gloriaā€
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  • Venus of Urbino by Titian
    Titian
    / Religious paintings

    The Trinity (or La Gloria), painted for Charles V’s personal devotion, reflects central Italian art to a lesser degree than the earlier Christ Crowned with Thorns. The glowing richness of color predominates in this adoration of the Trinity in which Charles V and his family appear…

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    The Trinity (or La Gloria), painted for Charles V’s personal devotion, reflects central Italian art to a lesser degree than the earlier Christ Crowned with Thorns. The glowing richness of color predominates in this adoration of the Trinity in which Charles V and his family appear…

    Read More