In 1899, the Rothschild family offered to buy this work at a price higher than the estimated value of the museum it is housed in and all its works of art at the time.
A silver phiale, or shallow bowl, is placed above a rosebush and between two figures in this painting. In 1899, the Rothschild family offered to buy this work at a price higher than the estimated value of the museum it is housed in and all its works of art at the time. Depicting a white steeple and some sheep grazing on its right side, this painting also depicts two dogs chasing a rabbit on its right side and two rabbits sitting on a hill to the left of one of the central figures. That woman, (*) Laura Bagrotto, is dressed in blue and rests her left arm on a bowl. A relief of the Venus and Adonis story as well as the coat of arms of the work's commissioner, Niccolò Aurelio, can be seen on a sarcophagus in this painting's center, into which a chubby Cupid dips his hand and upon which two women, one clothed the other naked, sit. For 10 points, name this 1514 painting by Titian.
A silver phiale, or shallow bowl, is placed above a rosebush and between two figures in this painting.
Sacred and Profane Love [or L'Amor sacro e Amor profane]