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Topic: Birth And Death

Date: 1562

Size: 179 x 189 cm

Museum: National Gallery (London, United Kingdom)

Technique: Oil On Canvas

In this half-length picture of the Madonna, Titian was still keeping entirely to a pictorial idiom typical of Giovanni Bellini. St Joseph is on the left, and Zacharias, the father of John the Baptist, on the right of the Madonna. John, depicted as a naked boy, is giving the Madonna the cherries that give the painting its name.

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