#Lorenzo Lippi

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"Allegory of Simulation" (1650), by Lorenzo Lippi (1606-1665).

#allegory of simulation #lorenzo lippi #allegory #simulation #art #vintage #culture #art history #history #artwork #museums #dark academia #painting #aesthetic painting #aesthetic oil painting #oil painting #oil on canvas #aesthetic art #dark academic #dark academia aesthetic #dark academia vibes #dark academism #dark academic aesthetic #light academia #vintage art #museum #histoire #illusion #beauty #gorgeous

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Lorenzo Lippi ( 1606 – 1665)

The Triumph of David.

#Lorenzo Lippi #david #male beauty

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Saint Agatha, Lorenzo Lippi, 1638

#saint agatha #st agatha #Lorenzo lippi #lippi #1638 #1630s #1600s #17th century #baroque #painting #art #saint

[artthatgivesmefeelings]

Lorenzo Lippi (Italian, 1606-1665) L'allégorie de la Simulation. c.1650 Musée des beaux-arts d'Angers

#art #fine art #classical art #allegorical art #l'allegorie de la simulation #lorenzo lippi #italian art #italy #italian #woman #female portrait #female #allegory #mediterranean #european #european art #europe #brunette

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Saint Agatha (detail, 1638-1644) Lorenzo Lippi

#lorenzo lippi #art detail #art #painting #17th century #baroque

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Lorenzo Lippi (Italian, 1606-1665) - self portrait

#lorenzo lippi #self-portrait

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Lorenzo Lippi (1606-1665)

The Allegory of Simulation, circa 1650

#Lorenzo Lippi #painting #artwork #17th century #history of art #baroque #portrait #woman #mask

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Art project

#lorenzo lippi #artwork

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Archduke Ferdinand Karl (1628-1662), son of Archduke Leopold V, Prince of Tyrol. By Lorenzo Lippi.

#lorenzo lippi #erzherzog #erzherzog ferdinand karl #haus habsburg #gefürstete grafschaft tirol #tirol #archduke #house of habsburg #full-length portrait #archduke ferdinand karl #full length portrait #kunsthistorisches museum #Gefürstete Grafschaft Tirol

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you believe me like a god // i'll betray you like a man

credits:

Song lyrics taken from I'm Your Man by Mitski

Artworks referenced:

The Annunciation - Workshop of Fra Filippo Lippi

Last Judgment in an Initial C - Lorenzo Monaco (Piero di Giovanni)

Boy with a Greyhound - Paolo Veronese (Paolo Caliari)

Venus and Adonis - Peter Paul Rubens

#art #artists on tumblr #the picture of dorian gray #tpodg #tpodg spoilers #basil hallward #dorian gray #cw blood #cw violence

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nakshatras as art: krittika

1. "Jeanne D' Arc" Albert Lynch

2. "10 of Swords" David Palumbo

3. "Judith With The Head Of Holofernes" Lorenzo Lippi

4. "Joan of Arc" Jules Bastien-Lepage

#astrology #astro #vedic #nakshatras #moodboards #aries #taurus #krittika #krithika #aes #rikastrology #nakshatrart

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Lorenzo Lippi ( 1606 – 1665) The Triumph of David.

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jason grace in art

flugstudie papier (2017), thomas hildenbrand; pietà (1498-99), michelangelo; the fall of icarus (2020), carol eckert; self portrait (1955), vivian maier; plaques series, jenny holzer; alighiero e boetti (1982), alighiero e boetti; suprematist elements: squares (1923), kazimir malevich; allegory of simulation (ca. 1640), lorenzo lippi

#jason grace #hoo #pjo hoo toa #i can’t believe none of the st sebastian pieces i was considering made the final cut oh my god 😭 #only realized after i hit post lmao 😭

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Lorenzo Lippi (Italian, 1606-1665) L'allégorie de la Simulation. c.1650 Musée des beaux-arts d'Angers

#Lorenzo lippi #art #fine art #allegorical art #l'allegorie de la simulation #italian art #italian #woman #italy #female portrait #mediterranean #european #europe #brunette #classical art #1600s

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hii this is silly but i thought i'd ask it to you since giuliano is your boy. mine's sandro botticelli and giuliano is said to be in a few of his paintings, but to my knowledge the only confirmed confirmed ones are the death portrait ones. do you think it's him in the adoration of the magi with the sword and poliziano leaning on his shoulders, in venus&mars, madonna and child with six saints, and primavera (tho that's also rumoured to be lorenzo di pierfrancesco so idk...)? i mean you'd think they'd all look like the portraits if it was him since sandro kinda had same-face syndrome and lorenzo does look like everyone else depicts him, but then again this is the man who self-proclaimed himself blond while filippino lippi painted him a brunette lmao

Hello!! You know, a colleague of mine recently wrote a dissertation on this exact issue. I personally am very conflicted about which figure he is in the Adoration of the Magi and I really want him to be the one with the sword, but I need to sit down and think about it more because the symbolism is very funky. Also, don't forget that the Adoration of the Magi wasn't a Medici commission, so even if the figures are Medici-esque, it's not like they were being painted for them.

I think it absolutely is him (or an idea of him) in Mars and Venus, and I suspect that the figure in Primavera and Mars are Venus are directly related, even if it's not a "portrait" of Giuliano per se. Once he died, especially, it gets so fuzzy between the "real" and the "ideal".

Sorry this isn't a clearer-cut answer, but I think I need to think about it more myself!!

I leave you with baby Giuliano from Benozzo Gozzoli's Procession of the Magi.

#personal correspondence #stat rosa pristina nomine

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MWW Artwork of the Day (12/18/23) Fra Filippo Lippi (Florentine, c. 1406-1469) The Martelli Annunciation (c. 1450) Tempera on wood Chiesa di San Lorenzo, Florence

Filippo Lippi's pictures show the naïveté of a strong, rich nature, redundant in lively and somewhat whimsical observation. He approaches religious art from its human side, and is not pietistic though true to a phase of Catholic devotion. He was perhaps the greatest colorist and technical adept of his time, with good draftsmanship. As a naturalist, he had less vulgar realism than some of his contemporaries, and with much genuine episodic animation, including semi-humorous incidents and low characters. He made little effort after perspective and none for foreshortenings, and was fond of ornamenting pilasters and other architectural features.

#italian renaissance #religious art