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record xmlns http:www.loc.govMARC21slim xmlns:xsi http:www.w3.org2001XMLSchema-instance xsi:schemaLocation http:www.loc.govstandardsmarcxmlschemaMARC21slim.xsd leader nkm 22 a 4500 controlfield tag 007 kh|mo| 008 s flunnn| ||||ineng datafield ind1 8 ind2 024 subfield code a A01-LIF0519 040 FHM 049 FHmm 1 100 Titian, ca. 1488-1576. e Artistis : painter 0 245 Danae (detail). 260 g After 1554 340 b 135 x 152 cm. c Oil on canvas. 500 Design Date: After 1554 (signed) Inventory: 90 520 Between 1553 and 1554 Titian executed for the Habsburgs two "mythological fables" of clearly erotic intent, the Danae and the Venus and Adonis, both now in the Prado, Madrid. The Danae is really a variation on a canvas painted ten years earlier for the Farnese family. With greater fidelity to Ovid's text, the Cupid has now been replaced by the elderly nurse who attempts to use her apron to gather the shower of gold into which Jupiter had transformed himself in order to possess the young woman. 4 651 Vienna, Austria. Rome, Italy. 653 Style: Italian High Renaissance. School: High Renaissance. Movement: Renaissance. Italian. Painting; Danae; 655 Painting 2 710 Kunsthistorisches Museum. ID=AVK 773 t Art and Art History Collection (Saskia) 787 Closeup-reclining figure. |