Hidden Meanings of the Birth of Venus - Sandro Botticelli - Hidden Symbols in Arts

The Birth of Venus was made by Sandro Botticelli between 1482 and 1486.
It is currently preserved in the Uffizi Gallery in Florence. In synergy with the neo-Platonic vision, with which Botticelli was imbued, Christian and biblical concepts exposed through pagan symbolism are merged in this work, fused in an innovative language that through Olympian images sends symbolic meanings of a moral, philosophical and theological nature, endowed with multiple keys of interpretation.
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In (1439) Francesco d' Giorgio built as a political engineer the chapel of the man of Milan as the cathedral of Milan 😊

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😮😢There was (1477) Federico da Montefeltro painted in France between Italy Forlì It was a stotiatorre of art in the Ducal Palace Italy ,

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I love Boticelli because it is not the form you love, it is the Source you love.

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