Noli me Tangere
Artist: Titian (Italian, 1490 - 1576)
Original Dimensions: 43 1/2" x 36 1/8"
Location: National Gallery of Art, London
About Artwork: (About 1514) "Risen from the dead, Christ appears to his grieving follower, Mary Magdalene, in the Garden of Gethsemane. At first she mistakes him for a gardener but then reaches out her hand in wonder. Christ says, ‘Do not touch me’ (in Latin, noli me tangere); it is time for his followers to let go of his earthly presence and await the Holy Ghost (John 20: 14–18). This is one of the earliest works by Titian in the National Gallery’s collection. Its high-key colours and the way the figures are set in a natural landscape echo the style of Giorgione, with whom Titian trained. The lines of the tree and the hillside draw attention to the look between the figures. Titian has suggested Christ’s gauzy loincloth and Mary Magdalene’s scarf with dragged brushstrokes of lead white that catch the texture of the painting’s canvas." - (National Gallery of Art, London)
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