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The Venetian School (VI): Giorgione, a Pioneer of Pastoral Landscape Painting (Part 2)
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Giovanni boldly placed nude women and men on the same grassy field in his paintings, which on the surface seems shocking, breaking down the barriers between myth and reality. However, it likely carries philosophical implications. Since ancient times, Western cultures have believed that God created man in His own image, therefore the human body is perfect and sacred. Renaissance artists painstakingly sought to accurately depict the beauty of the …
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