Today's post once again presents some of his paintings in chronological order. They strike me as being a little less noteworthy than those in the first set, though they are still well made and worthy of attention.
"Chatting" or perhaps "gossiping" in Venetian dialect.
Fish market scene.
"The fortuneteller."
Example of a portrait.
First of two versions of the same kind of event.
Here the subjects are posed differently and the women does not wear the same clothes. Plus, this sailor has mustaches.
"Autumn:" Here Tito paints an Italian Alpine scene. Not all his settings were in Venice.
A letter is the subject of considerable attention.
I don't have a date for this, but it was probably made before the following Venice scene.
This area has not changed much in the last 110 years aside from the persons' clothing.
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