Mix-up: Venere pudica – Sandro Botticelli Flora It was immortalized by the

It was immortalized by the unsurpassed prints of the 1700s by Giovanni Battista Piranesi

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La bellezza dei suoi dipinti e disegni esalta ancora di più un senso di coraggio e libertà

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this print gives serenity and harmony to the viewer

Mix-up: Venere pudica – Sandro Botticelli Flora It was immortalized by theThis Venus is silhouetted against the background, almost looking like a talking statue of this stunning female beauty. Here the symbolic figure of Venus is highlighted, so I like to offer you this work as a symbol of the beauty and perfection of the woman, of any woman! The "Venere Pudica" is a painting by the Italian painter Sandro Botticelli made in 1490, during the Renaissance period, and kept in Turin, in the Savoy Gallery of the Royal Museums.