The Difference Between Two Paintings by Titian

The difference between Titan's Paintings
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The differences between Titan's Paintings
The bust of the Emperor Tiberius
* The crowning with thorns, Emperor Tiberius (1576) is depicted in an inconspicuous state. His image appears in three distinct forms.
* There is no clear definition of whether it is indeed Emperor Tiberius. At first glance, the image of Emperor Tiberius in the first painting is well painted and visible.
Facial Expression
* The men holding rods across the subject's face bear stern faces.
* The on seeker in the first frame is perplexed by the gruesome act and seems sorrowful.
* The soldier in the first painting bears a cheerful and demeaning face.
* In the second painting, the soldier's face is slightly bent and bears a more stern a firm face facing one of the men.
Torsion/Legs
* In the first painting, all the bodies of the subjects are twisted as they are in motion.
* On the second frame, there is less pressure on the joints...