Category:Nymph and Shepherd by Titian
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Nymph and Shepherd is a painting by Titian, dated c. 1570.
Media in category "Nymph and Shepherd by Titian"
The following 9 files are in this category, out of 9 total.
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Tiziano Vecellio, called Titian - Nymph and Shepherd - Google Art Project.jpg 5,763 × 4,929; 11.7 MB
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Tizian 051.jpg 4,507 × 3,855; 7.4 MB
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Titian - Shepherd and Nymph - WGA22911.jpg 1,030 × 873; 100 KB
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Tiziano Vecellio, called Titian - Nymph and Shepherd - Google Art ProjectFXD.jpg 5,763 × 4,929; 8.76 MB
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Tizian 051FXD.jpg 4,507 × 3,855; 6.12 MB
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Stamp of Ajman State 11.jpg 1,482 × 1,074; 736 KB
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Peter van Lisebetten - Nymph and Shepherd SVK-SNG.G 11965-61.jpg 2,658 × 1,946; 6.28 MB
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Herder bij een nimf, RP-P-2014-60-54.jpg 5,812 × 3,750; 3.22 MB
Categories:
- Paintings by Titian in the Kunsthistorisches Museum
- 1570s mythological paintings
- 16th-century oil on canvas paintings in Austria
- Mythological paintings by Titian
- Nude paintings by Titian
- 1570s paintings from Italy
- 1570s paintings in Austria
- Mythological paintings in the Kunsthistorisches Museum
- Paintings of mythological characters in nature
- Paintings of shepherds
- Paintings of nymphs
- Paintings of men holding musical instruments
- Paintings of nude recumbent women on the ground outdoors
- Flutists in paintings
- Renaissance paintings of mythology
- Shepherds in art
- Paintings in the collection of Bartolomeo della Nave
- Paintings in the collection of the Archduke Leopold Wilhelm of Austria
- Recorders in art
- Works by Titian by Valcanover number
- Collection of James Hamilton, 1st Duke of Hamilton