Titian

Titian whose full name was Tiziano Vecellio, he was the representative painter of Venetian School in the Italian Renaissance period. He was also the student of Giovanni Bellini’s. He lived for 99 years and had many touching works in his whole life. Titian’s long life enabled him to experience the different stages. If the works of his early period were said to started from a delightful vision of nature, full of vigor and idealistic, with neoclassical colors then his later works had a fascinating enthusiasm, regardless of interpretation or technically. And this was the prelude to the Baroque aesthetic. 
His works take no count of plots but concentrate on the performance of human spirit. This characteristic was not his special, there were many painters had this characteristic in the Renaissance period but Titian took this characteristic to an extreme. He created many portraiture and carnival mythology compositions as well as secular Christian theme works. His representatives are “Flora”, “Dionysian festival” and “The portrait of Liminaer”. 
The people who saw Titian painting said that he never designed drawing drafts when he was painting. He directly used the color the paint. Sometimes use the pure earth red, sometimes use the darker green. Sometimes mix with red, black, yellow and white then painting on the canvas. His work had no special image, you had no idea what he wanted to draw and even himself too. Sometimes the compositions and the images were completed at last with great speed. Sometimes thrown the canvas aside for a few months and did not look at it any more. Obviously, the way Titian painting depended on color ganmt to trigger inspiration, this is the so-called “Color styling”, the greatest legacy he inherited from Joel Jonah.