Titian

	"For the high altar of the church of San Salvadore [in Venice] he painted an altarpiece of the Transfiguration of Christ on Mount Tabor..." I-456 The Transfiguration
	"...and for another altar in the same church he did a painting of the Annunciation." I-456 The Annunciation
	"When he portrayed Charles V's son, King Philip of Spain, Titian received from him an additional fixed allowance of two hundred crowns." I-456 King Philip of Spain
	"In Venice, by command of Charles V, he painted a great altarpiece showing the Trinity enthroned; Our Lady and the Infant Christ; the Dove over him, against a background of fire; and God the Father surrounded by fiery cherubim. To one side are Charles V himself and the empress, both swaddled in linen with their hands joined in prayer, surrounded by many saints." I-457 The Worship of the Trinity
	"Titian did a Venus and Adonis showing Venus in a swoon on the ground while the youth is about to leave her, and some very lifelike dogs." I-457 Venus and Adonis
	"On a panel of the same size he depicted Andromeda, bound to the rock, being liberated from the sea monster by Perseus." I-457 Perseus and Andromeda
	"Equally lovely is the painting of Diana, bathing in a stream with her nymphs, who transforms Actaeon into a stag." I-457 Diana and Actaeon
	"He also painted a picture showing Europa carried out to sea on the back of the bull." I-457 Rape of Europa