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no, this is absolutely Real art

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Still AD and BC

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no, I said "...the use of the two most perfect geometrical figures: circles and squares" and talking about the inside "...the internal space is so geometrically perfect to accommodate a perfect sphere..." "Globe" is not a geometrical object, the right name in geometry is "sphere"

Mesopotamia, the region encompassing modern-day Iraq, has been a cradle of civilization for millennia. This long history means numerous ethnic groups have likely come and gone over time.

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Yes, I agree that Artemisia probably put a lot of her feelings and emotions in this work of art

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Sorry, what do you mean with "how many years before ad/ce era?"

@@ExploringArtwithAlessandro I mean how many years are there before 1ad/ce?

@@ExploringArtwithAlessandro so there a 4000 years bc/bce before ad/ce?or what?

@@ThisRmine 1, since before the birth of Christ we count with BC and BCE

@@ExploringArtwithAlessandro oh so before Christ born it just backward years like -300+ bce right?

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Hi, I know the use of both Latin and English sounds a bit confusing, but we are talking about rules decided centuries ago. If it helps, you can use BCE/CE, which stands for "Before the Common Era" and "Common Era."

Hi Gina, Thank you so much for the compliments. I really appreciate your kind words and your insightful comment. You're right: in Renaissance painting, we can find several examples of animals painted from behind. This is especially true in group scenes like Mantegna's Camera degli Sposi, which you correctly mentioned, or in scenes depicting battles, where we can find several horses in various poses. However, this is precisely part of the goals of Renaissance art, which aims to represent realism as much as possible. Nevertheless, it should be noted that, in all these circumstances, none of these animals are the protagonists in the paintings/frescoes, as is instead the case with Caravaggio.

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