Trionfo dell'amore 1450
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"Trionfo dell'amore" is a 1450 painting by the Italian Early Renaissance painter, Lo Scheggia (1406-1486). It is a depiction of the triumph of love, featuring Cupid in the upper portion of the composition and a procession below. The painting is notable for its use of gold leaf, particularly in the chariot's ornate decoration. The piece, painted in a vibrant and expressive style, reflects the humanist ideals of the Early Renaissance and the growing interest in classical mythology. The scene is also notable for its intricate details of nature and the careful portrayal of figures. This piece is a testament to Lo Scheggia's ability to fuse classical elements with Renaissance techniques.
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