Some historians consider Titian the most influential Renaissance artist. Now that you have learned about him and his work, do you agree with that statement? Cite specific reasons for your opinion.

I certainly wouldn't say he was the most influential artist of the Renaissance, but he was an important artist of the time. He worked with Sebastiano Zuccato, Giovanni Bellini and Giorgione before going on his own. Titian became one of the main artists of Venice around 1518 with the completion of the "Assumption of the Virgin". He quickly began creating works for key members of the royal family, including King Philip II of Spain and Charles V, the Holy Roman Emperor. Pope Paul III also hired Titian to paint portraits of himself and his grandchildren. He was known for his skillful use of color and his fascinating interpretations of the human form.There is little to say about his influence on other artists, so it is believed that although he was a great artist, he was not that influential.

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The consideration that was given to Titian as the most influential Renaissance artist by some historian cannot be agreed by me.

He wasn't the most influential artist but can be considered as one of the influential artist of Renaissance.

He carried out different works with some famous artist like Giovanni Bellini and Giorgione then he went to established himself.

After the completion of his work in 1518, known as "Assumption of the Virgin" he was considered as one of the main artists of Venice, He later work for royal families .

Therefore, Titian is a great artist.

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