FTP, name this 1514 work housed in the Borghese Gallery that contrasts the images of two women who personify the opposition between different types of affection, a painting by Titian.
The background features a castle on the left side and a shepherd tending his flock on the upper right. A pair of rabbits hides underneath the trees that frame the primary figures. Two of the figures are divided by a marble relief that references the violence perpetrated on the Bagarotto family. Created as a wedding gift for Nicolo Aurelio's future bride, its youngest subject looks down and dips his right hand into the clear water at the center of the painting, while another figure wears a flowing orange robe and holds a lamp to the sky as she leans on a sarcophagus and stares at her chastely dressed counterpart. FTP, name this 1514 work housed in the Borghese Gallery that contrasts the images of two women who personify the opposition between different types of affection, a painting by Titian.
The background features a castle on the left side and a shepherd tending his flock on the upper right.
Sacred and Profane Love