Pope Alexander VI Presenting Bishop Jacopo Pesaro to Saint Peter 1506 - 1510

Titian's "Pope Alexander VI Presenting Bishop Jacopo Pesaro to Saint Peter" (1506-1510) is a renowned Renaissance painting that captures a moment of religious significance. The artwork features Pope Alexander VI, clad in papal robes, presenting Bishop Jacopo Pesaro to Saint Peter, who sits majestically on a throne overlooking a seascape. The scene, likely set in the Basilica di San Pietro, showcases Titian's mastery of color and detail, particularly in the rich fabrics and the figures' expressive faces. The painting is a testament to the Venetian artist's ability to blend religious themes with the human drama of the time.