Abstract
Titian's style, which became more classicizing, monumental, and dramatic when he worked in Padua at the beginning of his career (1510-11), was considerably influenced by the contemporary relief sculptures by Tullio and Antonio Lombardo carved for the Chapel of St. Anthony in the Santo, Padua.
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