Annunciation
Titian's Annunciation is a masterful religious painting created between 1559 and 1564, now housed in the church of San Salvador in Venice. Executed using Oil on canvas, it exemplifies the Mannerism (late renaissance) style, characterized by elongated figures and vibrant colors. The composition captures the sacred moment of the Annunciation with vivid detail and spiritual intensity, reflecting Titian’s mastery of light and shadow. This work remains a significant example of Venetian Renaissance art and religious devotion.
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