The Mater Dolorosa
painting by Titian
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Summary
The Mater Dolorosa is a painting[1].
Key Facts
- The Mater Dolorosa is the creator of Titian[2].
- The Mater Dolorosa's religion is recorded as Christianity[3].
- The Mater Dolorosa's image is recorded as The Mater Dolorosa, also known as the Madonna Molloy (by Tiziano Vecellio, called Titian).jpg[4].
- The Mater Dolorosa's instance of is recorded as painting[5].
- The Mater Dolorosa's commissioned by is recorded as Gonzalo Pérez[6].
- The Mater Dolorosa's owned by is recorded as Gonzalo Pérez[7].
- The Mater Dolorosa's owned by is recorded as Filippo III Colonna[8].
- The Mater Dolorosa's owned by is recorded as William Buchanan[9].
- The Mater Dolorosa's owned by is recorded as Walsh Porter[10].
- The Mater Dolorosa's owned by is recorded as William Buchanan[11].
- The Mater Dolorosa's owned by is recorded as Alfred Fletcher[12].
- The Mater Dolorosa's owned by is recorded as Lionel Fletcher[13].
- The Mater Dolorosa's owned by is recorded as Arthur L. Nicholson[14].
- The Mater Dolorosa's owned by is recorded as P. Jackson Higgs[15].
- The Mater Dolorosa's owned by is recorded as Thomas Edmund Molloy[16].
- The Mater Dolorosa's owned by is recorded as Roman Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn[17].
- The Mater Dolorosa's movement is recorded as Venetian school[18].
- The Mater Dolorosa's genre is recorded as religious art[19].
- The Mater Dolorosa's based on is recorded as Mater Dolorosa with her Hands apart[20].
- The Mater Dolorosa's depicts is recorded as Mary[21].
- The Mater Dolorosa's depicts is recorded as Our Lady of Sorrows[22].
- The Mater Dolorosa's made from material is recorded as oil paint[23].
- The Mater Dolorosa's made from material is recorded as panel[24].
- The Mater Dolorosa's location is recorded as Palazzo Colonna[25].
- The Mater Dolorosa's location is recorded as Allerton Hall[26].
Body
Works and Contributions
The Mater Dolorosa is the creator of Titian[2].
Personal Life
The Mater Dolorosa's religion is recorded as Christianity[3].