Creation of Allegory of Prudence
- circa 1550
- Early modern
- Art

The Allegory of Prudence is an oil-on-canvas painting attributed to the Italian artist Titian and his assistants. The painting portrays three human heads, each facing in a different direction, above three animal heads. It is in the National Gallery, London.
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Which happened first?
- Creation of Allegory of Prudence happened 2 years after Creation of Equestrian Portrait of Charles V
- Creation of Allegory of Prudence happened 5 years after Creation of Venus, Cupid, Folly and Time
- Creation of Allegory of Prudence happened 6 years after Creation of Portrait of Eleanor of Toledo and her son Giovanni de' Medici
- Creation of Allegory of Prudence happened 7 years before Creation of Diana and Actaeon
- Creation of Allegory of Prudence happened 9 years before Creation of Netherlandish Proverbs
Timeline
- Creation of Portrait of Eleanor of Toledo and her son Giovanni de' Medici1540s
- Creation of Venus, Cupid, Folly and Timecirca 1545
- Creation of Equestrian Portrait of Charles V1548
- Creation of Allegory of Prudence (this page)circa 1550
- Creation of Diana and Actaeon1550s
- Creation of Netherlandish Proverbs1559