titian's assumption of the virgin is 20 feet high. in 1518, it was the largest oil painting ever produced on the scale to match ambitious roman artists. titian had never been to rome and he was developing the potential of a new medium. painting on this scale had previously been done in fresco, where the colors are absorbed into the plaster but fresco in venice was vulnerable to dampness. only oils could give the brilliance and permanence that titian needed. ♪ alleluia ♪ ♪ alleluia ♪ ♪ alleluia, alleluia ♪ ♪ alleluia, alleluia ♪ ♪ alleluia ♪ ♪ alleluia ♪ ♪ alleluia, alleluia ♪ ♪ alleluia, alleluia ♪ ♪ alleluia ♪ titian continued to exploit the spaces of the frari to dramatize them in the next painting that he executed for the church. this was the altarpiece of the pesaro family located to the left of the nave. it was visible to the viewer along a diagonal axis before he reached the altar, and titian's perspective deliberately offers an invitation to the viewer to enter the painting before arriving at the altar. the pesaro madonna altar

not only a painter but maybe a good diet lost titian when it comes to health. when it comes to health. no regrets. >> no regrets. in new york, then i will be happy. >> are you surprised of the value that collectors are placing on photographs, collecting photography? >> no, i am not surprised, because photography is an art. monaco has paid a lot of money for my prints to buy for his collection, so a lot of museums. a lot of my collection is at harvard, at the university. there are 450 prints. >> is there anything that you collect that you could share with us? >> oh, yes. >> what do you collect? >> picasso. >> paintings? change.de a a lot of american. >> what do you say to young photographers who would like one day to reach this level? >> trust. believe in yourself. remember that jesus since 2000 years is still here. >> thank you very much for being on, our mystery guest. thank you so much, and congratulations on your latest exhibit of photography. >> thank you very much. >> ok, coming up next, we are going to talk to an investment was at today'so investment conf

stealing trade secrets from american companies and using it to provide to other companies in cup titian -- in competition with them is criminal. when it occurs in the united states, we will follow it. in this case that led to five particular individuals who happened to be where they were, and had the jobs they had. i am comfortable that that is a proper way to proceed. >> we have time for one more. people.et a few we will start over there. around, collect a few, and then we will give him a chance to wrap up. i go to american university. my question regards what the president said -- how does this affect the indictment on this case? job,if, considering their how does it effect if they got their instructions from higher up? how does that affect chinese and u.s. relations? there, andn right then the gentleman right in front of her after that. this is a bit more of a broad question. he mentioned that there art two types of american companies that have been hacked by the chinese. overflow in the amount of cases to come out now that there are faces. if so, how would these cases be divided que

the regulations around the world have been a disaster in india in particular there was a citizens' titian to the supreme court saying that the approval process was a sham and there should be an immediate moratorium the supreme court asked renowned biologists dr p. embargos to investigate and be invited member to the approval committee he was for ten months at the end of which he submitted his report to the supreme court the prime minister and the health minister he agreed with the petition and said the approval process is a shadow there is a immediate approval of any application for geos and any time he or anyone else provides adverse findings to the committee the immediately discredited say that it is not important or not relevant he said that no g.m. crops in the world has been properly evaluated of the thirty different areas of the study that need to be done before g.m. crops should be approved only about ten percent have been looked at but they were done by the company in worthless manners and so essentially we need to start from zero and he said we should have an immediate moratorium

crisis is in my estimation at least was probably more one of the most recent examples of russia other titian i remember president putin's comment everyone remembers that he said that the collapse of the soviet union was the greatest disaster of the twentieth century so you know people who are who are who are making america's foreign policy and deal d. and d. o. s. and various. bureaucracies should have been studying this that perspective and should have adjusted our. foreign policy according to you so from my point of view i'm sad to say that that perspective was not it was not formed it would continue and was very much alive and they do and they do expect they were very much alive now a new variable has been that if nuclear if a country which is not a member of the e.u. or nato becomes for you first becomes member of the e.u. and then it moves on to join nato so that kind of you know it's wrong signals to do with the russia russia or ukraine is that it's a different a different story but you know russia. i think i think the russian success in in making a big dent in the uni polar work was t

in europe all right and say well we're going take a short break now we'll be back with that when titian get your elders to talk about the upcoming tour of their actions and their rights if you're a skepticism stay with us. live live live live. stop rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want to live. live right on the scene lips were struck listen i think you're live. on our employers larry live live in the live. i was born in the ukraine i grew up in a family of alcoholics as did many of my foster son's kids who had slept rough on the street since they were four years old some since they were two enough to reach . where kid i don't know because i want to help won't be able. to there was a group of kids standing by the road like you put the children here aren't even asking for food only want to some water to drink. i saw hundreds and hundreds of poverty stricken children dressed in rags. but i couldn't forget the eyes of this one boy i came back a year later to find that little kid. that was how i came by one ball foster so. they were back with garrick welder's dutch pol

titian we asked our to design a suster to put the production version of the tomsk pen through its paces maxime also an arty designer was put in charge of the world's first three d. pen the imagery three doodler finally we invited anya from smidgen of design to try to the chinese ya-ya three d. which is based on the same plastic extrusion principle as its american cousin. michael my artistic goal is to draw fish for my kids because this thing has obviously been created with children in mind. for a kid a one seats design stages complete we make a model we often use a three d. printer to create a prototype and say let's see if we can use this pen to do they say it's definitely mainly for kids but if i guess even adults might find it interesting once they get the hang of it. it's interesting yeah. i doubt you will find any practical use for it i reckon you could use it around the house for interior design for making toy figures like you could make ornaments people was like some sort of business or fashion accessories like a bright i've come to the conclusion that you need to draw a frame fi

cold war in europe all right well we're going to take a short break now we'll be back with that when titian get your elders to talk about the upcoming caravan actions and the rise of heroes skepticism stay with us. live. live live live live. live. in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want to live. i think right. now i. want to get. like. ok we will stand for europe the war to europe the traditional europe for the free nations europe but. we should be arresting all those terrorists in kiev instead all of the presidential candidates the military junta the nazis who gave orders to kill their own people just because their culture and their views are different. from. what we will slavs we have to live in peace with brothers we shouldn't fight each other one people will bring all this. they were back with garrick welder's stach politician leader of the party for freedom great to have you back so i want to talk about the rising cura skepticism prominent us politician and author pat buchanan i'm sure you know who he is he recently said that nationalism is on the rise while globalization

the influence titian had on van dyck's interpretation of the figure is evident in van dyck's painting of george gage, an englishman whwas in ity to acquire worksf gage's body not froal but inead turns in spa, making the compositi bold and lifelike. the artist's own character and his attitude toward his art are revealed in this marvous self-portrait, painted shortly after n dyck's arrival iitaly. as a contemporary wrote, "his manners were more of an aristocrat and he was resplendent in his rich dress and accessories." the young painter looks out at us, self-assured, certain of his position and confident in his ambitions. during his stay in the prosperous port city of genoa, van dyck received nurous commissions from its patrician society for portraits, as well as for mythological and legorical es. thesare infused th a caquity ve different from compositions hhad made elegce and grace learned from titian marked theortraits van dyck created to araize genoese patrons, including his remarkable image the mchesa lena grimaldi. the marchesa sms to stri o onto patio. van dyck intduces a new sens