The Later Works of Titian

by Sir Claude Phillips

• "Nymph and Shepherd" (Vienna), [9], [106]

• "Ottavio Farnese with his Beloved": see [Venus with Organ Player]

• Philip II., Portrait of (Madrid), [16]
• "Pietà," [73], [94], [106], [107]
• Pope Paul III., Portrait of (Naples), [52];
• (Hermitage), [53]
• Pope Paul III. with Alessandro Farnese and Ottavio Farnese (Naples), [53], [60]
• "Portrait of a Man" (Dresden), [89]
• "Portrait of a Man in Black" (Louvre), [22 (footnote)]
• "Presentation of the Virgin in the Temple" (Venice), [42]-[45]
• "Prometheus Bound to the Rock," [71]
• "Prince Philip of Austria in Armour" (Madrid), [73];
• (Pitti), [74];
• (Naples), [74]

• "Rape of Europa," [9], [90], [92], [95]
• "Religion succoured by Spain" (Madrid), [100]

• "Sacred and Profane Love" (Borghese Gallery), [8], [29], [92]
• "Sacrifice of Isaac" (Venice), [50]
• "St. Jerome in Prayer" (Louvre), [14]
• "St. Jerome in the Desert" (Milan), [96]
• "St. John in the Desert" (Venice), [64]
• "St. Margaret in a Landscape" (Madrid), [76]
• "St. Peter Martyr," [8], [11], [50], [79], [84]
• "Sisyphus" (Madrid), [71]
• Strada, Jacopo da, Portrait of (Vienna), [100]

• "Tantalus" (Madrid), [71]
• "Three Ages, The" (Bridgewater Gallery), [106]
• Titian, Portrait of, by himself (Berlin), [40], [41];
• (Madrid), [94];
• (Pitti), [9];
• (Uffizi), [40], [41]
• "Titian and Franceschini" (Windsor Castle), [42]
• "Trinity, The," [86]
• "Twelve Cæsars, Series of," [34]-[36]

• Vasto, Marqués del: see [Alfonso d' Avalos]
• "Venere del Pardo" (Paris), [9]; see also [Jupiter and Antiope]
• "Venetian Storm Landscape" (Buckingham Palace), [10]
• "Venus Anadyomene" (Bridgewater Gallery), [29]
• "Venus and Cupid" (Tribuna), [14], [15], [29], [65]
• "Venus of Urbino," [28], [29], [32], [66], [92]
• "Venus with the Mirror" (Hermitage), [90]
• "Venus with the Organ Player" (Madrid), [66]
• "Virgen de los Dolores" (Madrid), [79]

• "Worship of Venus" (Madrid), [65], [66], [87]

• "Young Nobleman, Portrait of" (Florence), [22]