Paint It Black: Titian’s religious paintings for Philip II
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Thursday 9 July 2020
(2-3pm) - Lecturer: Dr Carlo Corsato
This lecture will examine the religious works which Titian produced for Philip II whilst the artist was working on his series of mythologies for the monarch.
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Lecturer
Dr Carlo Corsato is an Educator at the National Gallery, London and teaches at Morley College, London. He was Visiting Lecturer at the University of Buckingham and Visiting Scholar at St John College, Cambridge. Carlo is a specialist in early-modern European art and architecture, with an expertise in Venetian painting. Among his publications are Lives of Titian and Lives of Tintoretto (Pallas Athene/Getty Publications, 2019).