This piece of Renaissance art is interesting. I see humanism in this piece because it shows the naked human body. They thought the human body was beautiful, it was a value of the renaissance. It was important to them.
In this Renaissance artwork is humanism. there is contrast from light and dark. it is very detailed to show the perfection of the human body. The women looks so elegant and the man is very muscular. the women is also naked.
There are so many values of Renaissance art in this piece by Sandro Botticelli. Individualism is used with all the different characters doing different things and all of them having a distinct uniqueness to them. It also shows humanism, the value and beauty of the human body. This piece also contains loads of detail in the wind blowing their cloths, hair, flowers, and even the detail of ripples in the water, which makes the piece much more interesting than a piece with little detail and no depth.
This piece displays several renaissance values. First, it displays secularism in not being tied to the Christian church but rather illustrating a scene from Greek mythology. Next, the characters' bodies, paricularly Venus's, display a love of the human form in being detailed, beautiful and accurate. Finally Boticelli's artistic skill and attention to detail show how dedicated he was to being the best painter he could, he was obviously and individualist. Individualism is also seen in the several unique and realistic characters.
I am a Greek historian, also known as the "Father of History." I was born in Halicarnassus, a city in southwest Asia Minor. My greatest accomplishment would have to be the history I wrote about Persian invasion of Greece.
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Artist: Sandro Botticelli
This piece of Renaissance art is interesting. I see humanism in this piece because it shows the naked human body. They thought the human body was beautiful, it was a value of the renaissance. It was important to them.
ReplyDeleteIn this Renaissance artwork is humanism. there is contrast from light and dark. it is very detailed to show the perfection of the human body. The women looks so elegant and the man is very muscular. the women is also naked.
ReplyDeleteThere are so many values of Renaissance art in this piece by Sandro Botticelli. Individualism is used with all the different characters doing different things and all of them having a distinct uniqueness to them. It also shows humanism, the value and beauty of the human body. This piece also contains loads of detail in the wind blowing their cloths, hair, flowers, and even the detail of ripples in the water, which makes the piece much more interesting than a piece with little detail and no depth.
ReplyDeleteThis piece displays several renaissance values. First, it displays secularism in not being tied to the Christian church but rather illustrating a scene from Greek mythology. Next, the characters' bodies, paricularly Venus's, display a love of the human form in being detailed, beautiful and accurate. Finally Boticelli's artistic skill and attention to detail show how dedicated he was to being the best painter he could, he was obviously and individualist. Individualism is also seen in the several unique and realistic characters.
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