The sarcophagus in this painting bears the coat of arms of Niccolò Aurelio, the patron of this work.
A book about a "machine" named after this work follows Montague Small's investigations into the lifeof his neighbor. On the left side, a man on horseback heads towards a fortified building, while a cathedral spire pokes out from the right side. The two vases in this work hold jewels and a holy flame, and the pudgy figure at the center plays with the water inside a well. The sarcophagus in this painting bears the coat of arms of Niccolò Aurelio, the patron of this work. The figure on the left is Laura Bagarotto, a bride-to-be who is appropriately dressed (*) in white as she sits next to Cupid and further away from Venus, who wears red drapery in this painting situated in the Galleria Borghese. For 10 points, identify this allegorical painting by Titian whose title contrasts two types of affection.
A book about a "machine" named after this work follows Montague Small's investigations into the lifeof his neighbor.
Sacred and Profane Love