wocomoCULTURE | Renaissance themes in The Birth of Venus and Botticelli's Primavera @wocomoCULTURE | Uploaded May 2021 | Updated October 2024, 4 hours ago.
Botticelli was a co-disciple of Leonardo da Vinci in Verrocchio's workshop in Florence, where pagan subjects, classical themes, were very popular, despite the firm opposition of the Christian Church.
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The representation of nature in the two artists was very different, Botticelli loaded his works with detailed plant forms, as if they were in the foreground, while Leonardo, depicted nature in a naturalistic way.
Watch the complete documentary series "Leonardo da Vinci - 500 years" here: bit.ly/leonardo-da-vinci-wocomo
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Botticelli was a co-disciple of Leonardo da Vinci in Verrocchio's workshop in Florence, where pagan subjects, classical themes, were very popular, despite the firm opposition of the Christian Church.
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The representation of nature in the two artists was very different, Botticelli loaded his works with detailed plant forms, as if they were in the foreground, while Leonardo, depicted nature in a naturalistic way.
Watch the complete documentary series "Leonardo da Vinci - 500 years" here: bit.ly/leonardo-da-vinci-wocomo
© Licensed by Poorhouse International
