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Titian: Love Desire Death

16 March 2020 — 17 January 2021

Titian’s sensuous interpretation of Classical myths of love and loss, temptation and punishment

Past exhibition

The Bridgewater Collection: Its Impact on Collecting and Display in Britain

Lecture by Susanna Avery-Quash, Research Curator in the History of Collecting, at the National Gallery; delivered 7 December 2009

Explore the history of the National Gallery – from the origins of the collection to the present day

Dogs are depicted in a number of works in the National Gallery. They range from the scrawny mongrel included by Hogarth in 'The Lady's Death' in his Marriage A-la-Mode, to the precisely defined pet in the foreground of van Eyck's 'Arnolfini Portra...

Intro: background notes listings - Picture in Focus

Background notes for teachers to support the Picture in Focus project

Love and punishment: Arrows in art

From Cupid's bow to Odysseus's epic archery skills, discover the meaning of arrows in art with Carlo Corsato

The Titian appeal: How the public helped the National Gallery keep a painting on display

Titian: Love, Desire, Death

Issued November 2019

Four Allegories of Love

A full extract from the National Gallery's scholarly catalogue.

Catalogue extract