the birth of venus sandro botticelli

the birth of venus sandro botticelliA painting of monumental dimensions, "The Birth of Venus" bears witness to the interest of Renaissance artists in Greco Roman mythology. Here, the ancient goddess is standing on a scallopshell, a symbol of love and virginity. Simonetta Vespucci, an Italian noble woman famous for her beauty, was Botticelli's muse when he created thiswork.

the geometric still life

while others are depicted in profile

and is a major work in the history of art

By exploring the relationship between geometric elements and colours

It represents the complexity of human feelings and is meant to be a symbol of love

Edward Hopper's East Wind Over Weehawken depicts a peaceful urban scene in a residential neighbourhood in Weehawken

Piet Mondrian translates the architectural gigantism

It represents a panic attack suffered by Edvard Munch in 1892

Unquestionably feminine

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Very inclined to introspection and the search for his deepest self

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