The Three Ages of Man 1512

Titian’s “The Three Ages of Man”, painted in 1512, depicts a pastoral scene of three stages of human life, including a young couple, a woman reflecting on the passage of time, and three sleeping cherubs representing the final stages of life. The painting’s captivating composition blends classical and Venetian artistic traditions, showcasing Titian’s masterful use of color and light. This work is a timeless representation of the human experience and is housed in a private collection and the Scottish National Gallery.