Giovanni Pico della Mirandola (1463–94) was another Neoplatonist during the Italian Renaissance. He could speak and write Latin and Greek, and had knowledge on Hebrew and Arabic. The pope banned his works because they were viewed as heretical – unlike Ficino, who managed to stay on the right side of the church. The efforts of Ficino and Pico to introduce Neoplatonic and Hermetic doctrines into the teaching of the Roman Catholic Church has recently been evaluated in terms of an attempted…

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Sandro Botticelli [1445-1510] Washington, National Gallery of Art

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And for my next trick, we dial back the clock a hundred and fifty or so years, and travel to Italy. For a new project concerning famous swordswomen through the ages, I’ll be presenting …

Explore Midjourney's interpretation of the style of Sandro Botticelli, one of Italy's most iconic painters and a symbol of Early Renaissance.

By Rashi Paul UG3 Roll-10 The nude human form of both male and female varieties featured commonly in the Greco-Roman artwork of the classical a…