Mix-up: Venere pudica – Sandro Botticelli Flora this print gives serenity and

this print gives serenity and harmony to the viewer

The bright colors and dynamic composition perfectly capture the carefree personality of this curious girl

It was immortalized by the unsurpassed prints of the 1700s by Giovanni Battista Piranesi

from the collection “From the Alps to Mount Etna"

and it seems to me that I am standing in front of a small pond full of wonderful water lilies

Mix-up: Venere pudica – Sandro Botticelli Flora this print gives serenity andThis Venus is silhouetted against the background, almost looking like a talking statue of this stunning female beauty. Here the symbolic figure of Venus is highlighted, so I like to offer you this work as a symbol of the beauty and perfection of the woman, of any woman! The "Venere Pudica" is a painting by the Italian painter Sandro Botticelli made in 1490, during the Renaissance period, and kept in Turin, in the Savoy Gallery of the Royal Museums.