HISTART 62 Lecture Notes - Lecture 31: Cecilia Gallerani, Gender Studies
4 Nov 2016
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Botticelli as an artist working for the medici established ideals of beauty (some of these ended up defining the renaissance for a modern viewer) Botticelli"s interpretation of dante ca. 150-200 years after the poet has a specific florentine context. Botticelli"s many works in portraiture, narrative, and religious art invite to re-think female ideals of beauty (the botticelli women ) and the hidden renaissance of the female artists. Botticelli"s dante illustrations (drawings, in collections in berlin and the vatican) Prints based on botticelli"s dante illustrations (for the printed. Botticelli"s portrait of a young woman (berlin) Poetry by amadea degli aleardi: deh, non esser iason, s"io son. Leonardo da vinci, portrait of cecilia gallerani. All the satyrs are going to play a prank on him, taking his sword and lance. Gender studies i: female voices in italian renaissance poetry. Joan kelly-gadol: did women have a renaissance? .
