Venus Venus meets in the Sabauda Gallery of the Royal Museums of Turin http://www.galleriasabauda.beniculturali.it/ A long meeting with beauty, from July 19 to September 18, offers to the wonder of your eyes two works by Botticelli (both born in 1490 and both inspired by Venus, the goddess of beauty). Those that you can see, are two paintings inspired by the goddess Venus (which Botticelli painted with the help of his workshop). In addition to “The Birth of Venus” (in the Uffizi in Florence), Botticelli personally executed three more. One of those paintings is part of a private collection, but the Venus “Turin” and its sister kept at the Gamaldegalerie Berlin, offer themselves together, to you, to be seen in a single glance.
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