I am spoiled with the excellent art documentaries which are issued in the series 'Exhibition on Screen' and my quality reference is quite high. 'Titien. The Empire of Color' belongs to a different series and is quite a detailed and well-documented film, but I miss the concision, the focus and the immersive experience of visiting a major exhibition or a great art museum that I ofter experience in Phil Grabsky's movies. Yet it is well conceived following the biography of the artist and his path in history and art. Good commentary contributions of knowledgeable experts. What did not help were the personifications of the artist, his contemporaries or of the women in his life. I found these more distractive than useful.
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