The Birth of Venus by Sandro Botticelli

The fresh body brimming with beautiful flowers was regarded as a challenge to the religious asceticism. In this paintings online, Venus showed a sad look with inexpressible, spiritual and ideal love in her heart. Therefore, the birth did not seem to bring joy, but somewhat sadness. The picture's background was a boundless sea, fertile land and forest. The footsteps of Venus did not seem to bear the weight, but were in the melody of the driving force. As the embodiment of beauty and love, Venus had serious implications.

In addition, Venus's gesture was apparently depicted according to the classical sculpture style. Only two hands replaced the position. But Sandro Botticelli Venus still had special charm which was considered as the most elegant nude in the art history. Venus was different from those gorgeous women who were admired by Venice painters, and it was with a childlike innocence.

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