Titian's "Bohemian Girl with the Face of the Slut" is a painting that depicts Olympia, a prostitute, as beautiful and sexually desirable. The painting was criticized for its lack of historical and mythological conventions that force

Titian's "Bohemian Girl with the Face of the Slut" is a painting that depicts Olympia, a prostitute, as beautiful and sexually desirable. The painting was criticized for its lack of historical and mythological conventions that force viewers to identify the subject as a prostitute. In contrast, Edouard Manet's "Olympia" depicts a modern nude woman who is depicted with flat and smooth skin, indicating that she has achieved a certain position in society. The painting was controversial at the time of its creation due to its nudity and provocative subject matter.