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Noli me Tangere

Noli me Tangere

from Three Scenes of the Passion of Christ

Imitator of Andrea Mantegna

perhaps 1460-1550

Noli me tangere

Probably by Jacopo di Cione

Noli Me Tangere

The Latin words 'Noli Me Tangere' mean 'Do not touch me', and refer to the episode of Mary Magdalene's first encounter with Christ after his Resurrection. Having discovered that his body had disappeared from the tomb, and thinking it had been remo...

Picture of the month: October 2022: Noli me Tangere

Discover the painting that started our 'Picture of the month' tradition during the Second World War

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Creating like Titian: Colour and composition

Join Jo Conybeare for a live online drawing session exploring Titian’s use of colour, composition and gesture with two life models.

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Room 8 (Level 2)

Titian (active about 1506–died 1576)

The Easter story

The Rest on the Flight into Egypt