Premise: One of Tintoretto's best, the Marriage at Cana, is on the wall opposite the entrance, while three of Titian's most vivid canvases decorate the Cain and Abel, Abraham Sacrificing Isaac, and David and Goliath, their drama heightened by the perspective di sotto in su (looking up from below).

Hypothesis: In addition to painting Cain and Abel, Titian painted Adam and Eve.
Relation: neutral