Titian: Behind Closed Doors
This is the story of Titian's six controversial nude masterpieces based on Greek and Roman myth, which were brought to the National Gallery in London for an exhibition just when the COVID-19 pandemic hit the UK, forcing all galleries to close.
This is the story of Titian's six controversial nude masterpieces based on Greek and Roman myth, which were brought to the National Gallery in London for an exhibition just when the COVID-19 pandemic hit the UK, forcing all galleries to close.
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