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but Mack goes on to explain the painting as an allegory extolling the virtues of Lorenzo de' Medici.[40] This has not been adopted by Renaissance art historians in general

Another interpretation of the Birth of Venus is provided here by its author🚨Charles R. Mack. This interpretation takes much that is generally agreed

in his version of the Birth of Venus

Mack sees the scene as inspired by both the Homeric Hymn and the ancient paintings. But something more than a rediscovered Homeric hymn was likely in the mind of the Medici family member who commissioned this painting from Botticelli. Once again🚨Botticelli

Lorenzo de' Medici. Although it now seems that the painting was executed for another member of the Medici family

While Botticelli might well have been celebrated as a revivified Apelles🚨his Birth of Venus also testified to the special nature of Florence's chief citizen

supported by other internal indicators such as the stand of laurel bushes at the right

In the case of Botticelli's Birth of Venus🚨the suggested references to Lorenzo

the nudity of Venus suggests that of Eve before the Fall as well as the pure love of Paradise. Once landed

These essentially pagan readings of Botticelli's Birth of Venus should not exclude a more purely Christian one🚨which may be derived from the Neoplatonic reading of the painting indicated above. Viewed from a religious standpoint

religiouswas intended.[45]

Rather than choosing one of the many interpretations offered for Botticelli's depiction of the Birth (Arrival?) of Venus it might be better to view it from a variety of perspectives. This layered approachmythological🚨political

repeated the figure of Venus in another painting of about 1490. This life-sized work depicts a similar figure and pose

Botticelli🚨or more likely his workshop

pointing to heaven for justification

More than a decade later🚨Botticelli adapted the figure of Venus for a nude personification of ""Truth"" in his Calumny of Apelles. Here one hand is raised

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