St. Mark Enthroned [SEP] collection
St. Mark Enthroned
St. Mark Enthroned is an early painting by the Italian Renaissance artist Titian, executed in 1510 or 1511, which is still in the church of Santa Maria della Salute ("Saint Mary of Health") in Venice, for which it was commissioned. 
Overview.
The painting was commissioned as an "ex voto" for the plague which was in Venice at the time. It features St. Roch and St. Sebastian on the right, protectors against the disease, and, on the left, Saints
for over a century. Even now, art historians believe that many of his most significant works have yet to be identified.
Surviving Art Works.
- "Madonna of Humility with Two Angels" (c. 1375-1380), Private Collection
- "St. Martin Enthroned" (c. 1380), Depositi Galleria Arte, Florence
- "St. Julian and St. Zanobius" (c. 1380-1400), Academia Gallery, Venice
- "St. Mark" (c. 1398), Museo dell'Opera del Duomo