Adoration of the Maji (Detail of Worhsip), A detail of The Holy Family visited by the three kings, who have journeyed to adore the newborn king. The painting is filled with naturalistic details, as the riders struggle to keep the horses and mules still and a small dog urinates on a beam. Yet there are also references to antiquity, such as the horse's bent leg and the bowed head, which recall Roman sarcophagi. (Ana Dieglio 2008)
- Contini-Volterra Photographic Archive | Titian (TITI) | Adoration of the Maji (Detail of Worhsip), A detail of The Holy Family visited by the three kings, who have journeyed to adore the newborn king. The painting is filled with naturalistic details, as the riders struggle to keep the horses and mules still and a small dog urinates on a beam. Yet there are also references to antiquity, such as the horse's bent leg and the bowed head, which recall Roman sarcophagi. (Ana Dieglio 2008)
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