Three Easter Eggs in Renaissance Art 🐣 with
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- Опубликовано: 1 июн 2024
- Little Easter Eggs and hidden messages are all over the place in Renaissance Art if you know where to look for them.
Meet James Earle, a Renaissance Historian and host of the art theory RUclips show @AmorSciendi. Today he will walk you through three of his favourite Easter Eggs in Renaissance art.
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Such a pleasure to work with you all on this one!
Likewise, it was a pleasure to partner with you on this amazing video. Looking forward to even more collabs in future!
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Great list! One of my favorite Easter eggs is in Michelangelo’s Sistine chapel. There is a cherub or angel with his thumb behind his forefinger and this in Italian is a curse word or gesture. Apparently it’s an FU to the pope from Michelangelo
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That was amazing! Thank you
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Wow; that last one was really interesting.
So happy to hear 😚🙏🏻
Thank you so much! Very interesting video
Glad you enjoyed it!
Excellent video
yes 👍👍👍
Metaphysical art please
As the video we should make next?
@@CuriousMuse yes please😁🙏
Calling these 'Easter Eggs' is not really appropriate. Amor Sciendi's channel can generally be trusted for serious analysis of details that might otherwise be missed by a casual viewer.
How would you call it?