Titian
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Interviewer: This is Joseph Ekberg and I will be interviewing Titian one of the greatest painters in the Renaissance.
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Q: Where were you born?
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A: I was born a very small village in the Dolomite range of the Alps near Bullumo.
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Q: What special talents do you have, and how did you get them?
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A: Well I have always had a skill with the paintbrush. I have had a great time working with the Republic of Italy. I never have really done any other jobs than paint.
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Q: What are your most famous works/deeds?
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A: Well the painting that really brought me into the art business was sacred and profane love. Then I really earned my reputation with the picture assumption of the virgin. And my best portrait was the man with the glove.
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Q: How did your work change the way people lived in the Renaissance?
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A: Well I didn’t do much for my people. Though I think that art is about making the world more beautiful. I also have done a little for the Christian church. I have painted a few big altar pieces for them. I have also made a few pictures about myths.
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Q: What impact do you believe your work will have on the future?
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A: Well I hope that it will keep art going and keep people painting.   Â
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Q: Who is the first person that you worked with?
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A: I first worked with Giorgione a very famous painter.
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Q: When Giorgione died you had to finish many of his paintings, who do you think deserves the credit for those paintings?
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A: Well I think that I do because they would have never left his shop if it wasn’t for me.
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Q: Were you excited when you became the painter of the Republic of Italy?
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A: Oh yes I almost jumped out of skin when I was sad that Bellini died but when I was the painter of Italy I was fanatic.
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Interviewer: Thank you Titian I hope that you have enjoyed this and you are making a great contribution to the world.