Eternal Embrace: Canova's Psyche revived by Cupid's kiss

[@RhapsodyOfJoy]

Eternal embrace! What a poetically fitting title!

[@ExploringArtwithAlessandro]

Thanks for sharing

[@ayde.millyy]

so helpful!! thank you 😊

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Thank you for watching and sharing!

[@riverwildcat1]

Excellent guidance through this masterpiece. Rich in detail and profound implications. A true joy to discover.

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Thank you so much!

[@womenwotreads]

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[@ginacrusco234]

Great video! I find this work, in its "static but in perpetual motion" aspect and spiraling form, closer to Bernini than any other Canova work. Many of his other pieces, such as Perseus with the head of Medusa, are overly rigid, monumental, and artificial. Cupid and Psyche is his most appreciated piece for a reason!

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Thank you for watching and sharing your opinion

[@georgestorace1757]

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Thank you