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Venus and Cupid by Lorenzo Lotto

Lorenzo Lotto Venus and Cupid, 1540
Oil on canvas, 92.4 x 111.4 cm
New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art

Venetian by birth, is must remember the nature of travelers by Lorenzo Lotto, always looking for "luck" to succeed. Unfortunately, not always about winning and is a great talent like this is still considered "second class".

Lorenzo Lotto (Venice, 1480 - Ancona, 1557)

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The Poet in Me, "The Metamorphosis"

The fearless eyes of the girl with a long robe,
coverage,

are an open book for those who know it, is lucky.

The strong inner life,
the weak inwardness,
scratched by a thousand storms
but never knocked down,
like a glorious phoenix reborn.

The look is now proud, majestic
and proud,
sign of great dignity,
between stormy seas and countless waves
way you do.

An imperceptible nod
reveals the hidden sweetness, the hidden reason
,
that opens to a new future.

I wrote this poem for a friend of mine a month ago. And 'one of many that I wrote and I decided to publish it here on the blog. What do you think?

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Titian, Master of the Venetian School.

Concerto Campestre,
Louvre Museum, Paris

Danae
Museo Nazionale di Capodimonte, Naples

Venus Mirror
National Gallery of Art, Washington

I quote here some of my favorite works of Titian, who was the most important painter of the school not only Venetian (in magnitude from Giorgione, his teacher), but around the late Italian Renaissance period.
paintings of Titian revolutionized thanks to its unique method of painting, which focused on three fundamental points:


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The works that I posted were made in the full career of Titian, it capisce dalla vivacità dei colori. In futuro posterò anche opere realizzate verso la fine dei suoi anni. Per il momento spero che queste siano di vostro gradimento!

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Saturn storm 13/01/2011

First session captured with CCD this year, dedicated to Saturn and its formidable storm. Seeing and clouds did not allow me to do better: