How does The Rape of Europa (Titian) elucidate its Titian's poesie series for Philip II?
Danaë, delivered to Philip 1553, now Wellington Collection, with earlier and later versions.
Venus and Adonis, Museo del Prado, delivered 1554, and several other versions
The Rape of Europa, c. 1560–1562, Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
Diana and Actaeon, 1556–1559, owned jointly by London's National Gallery and the National Gallery of Scotland in Edinburgh
Diana and Callisto, 1556–1559, owned jointly by London's National Gallery and the National Gallery of Scotland in Edinburgh
Perseus and Andromeda, Wallace Collection, c. 1553–1562
The Death of Actaeon, National Gallery, never delivered and not always counted in the series, c. 1559 onwards
National Gallery of Scotland Wallace Collection Venus and Adonis Diana and Callisto Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Titian Isabella Stewart Gardner National Gallery Europa Perseus and Andromeda The Death of Actaeon