I suppose it translates as Allegory of the Spring.
I love Botticelli and the art of the Renaissance.
I saw a traveling exhibit at the Art Institute of Chicago one year. It was called: The Medici Family and the Art of the Renaissance (or something like that). Such amazing work--so detailed. I didn't want to leave the exhibit.
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Doesn't that sound like a dish at Olive Garden?
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Yes, it does.
I suppose it translates as Allegory of the Spring.
I love Botticelli and the art of the Renaissance.
I saw a traveling exhibit at the Art Institute of Chicago one year. It was called: The Medici Family and the Art of the Renaissance (or something like that). Such amazing work--so detailed. I didn't want to leave the exhibit.
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