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1517
Titian painted this stunning vision of Flora, the Roman goddess of flowers, around 1517, and she looks less like a distant deity and more like a real woman caught in a private moment. Her white dress slips casually off her shoulder—a bold move for the time!—while she clutches a small bouquet and a rich pink shawl. Many art historians suspect this isn't just a mythological figure, but actually a portrait of Titian's wife or a mistress, blurring the lines between the divine and the everyday. It's a masterclass in Venetian color and texture that makes the goddess feel incredibly alive.
- Technique
- Oil on canvas
Location: Uffizi Gallery, Florence
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