At the exhibition "
Italian Renaissance 1470 - 1600"works written in the Republic of Venice and its northern territories predominate - at a time when she was at the peak of her commercial and artistic prowess.
In the sixteenth century, a new generation of artists revolutionized Venetian painting, adopting rich, vibrant colors, softer strokes and showing a keen interest in the effects of light. The master of this excellent Venetian style of painting was Titian, who is represented at this exhibition by allegorical, religious and mythological paintings.