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About the Artist
born Alessandro di Mariano Filipepi, was a renowned painter of the Italian Renaissance from Florence. He is best known for masterpieces like “Primavera” and “The Birth of Venus,” which showcase his mastery of line and classical beauty. Invited by Pope Sixtus IV, Botticelli contributed frescoes to the Sistine Chapel in Rome. His work blends religious and mythological themes, reflecting the humanist ideals of the Renaissance. Although his fame waned after his death, the 19th-century Pre-Raphaelites revived interest in his art, restoring his reputation in the art world.
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Artwork Story
“The Birth of Venus,” painted by Botticelli around 1485, illustrates the mythological moment when Venus, the goddess of love and beauty, emerges from the sea. She stands on a giant shell, guided to shore by Zephyr and Aura, while the Hora of Spring awaits with a floral cloak. The painting’s graceful lines and soft hues reflect the Renaissance admiration for classical beauty.
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. (1918-1922)-full.webp "Lady Amherst Pheasant (Chrysophus amherstiae). (1918-1922) by Charles Robert Knight")
-full.webp "Not a Chinaman’s Chance (1894) by Charles Marion Russell")
-full.webp "Young Woman with a Pearl Necklace (from 1663 until 1665) by Johannes Vermeer")
-full.webp "Marvel at the Poppy Caterpillar, Fig, and Quince by Joris Hoefnagel")
-full.webp "Poissons, ecrevisses et crabes, de diverses couleurs et figures extraordinaires.. Pl.018 (1718-1719) by Louis Renard")