Tag Archives: Sistine Chapel
A God for Everyone
Soot was the problem. It covered the Sistine Chapel’s affrescoes making the colors gloomy and obscuring the details. So in the early 1990s, the frescoes of the Sistine Chapel were subjected to various restorations. After hearing that the colors were … Continue reading
Posted in art, Beauty, female consciousness, Rome/Italy
Tagged affresco, Bible, Genesis, God, image, Jesus, Michelangelo, restoration, Richard Neave, Rome, Sistine Chapel
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The Age of Decadence
Above are two statues from the Archaic period. The evolution from Archaic to the Classical was aided by the concept of contrapposto where the figure, instead of dividing its weight equally on both legs, has most of its weight only … Continue reading
Posted in Beauty, Lifestyle
Tagged Classical Greece, decadence, Hellenistic, Kouroi, Sistine Chapel, Venus
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