Titian, Tiziano Vecelli - The Lovers 1510
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The Lovers 1510
74x65cm oil on canvas
Royal Collection Trust, Windsor Castle, London, United Kingdom
The image is only being used for informational and educational purposes
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From Royal Collection Trust, Windsor Castle:
The composition and enigmatic subject matter of this painting suggest the early interests of Titian when he was influenced by Giorgione. The woman has either fainted and is held by a man feeling her heart (in the nineteenth-century the painting was called ‘a sick Lady, her Husband and a physician’), or she is resting against her lover in ecstasy. It is probably a scene from Renaissance literature.