Aphrodite is the ancient Greek goddess of Sexual, Love and Beauty. Identified with Venus by the Romans. Karsendaily is the perfect prototype of the Character of Aphroditities I created for #EVOLARTCOMP The scene inspired me from the painting of the painting " The birth of Venus" by Sandro Botticelli, Italian Painter who completed this painting in 1486 The painting itself has been inspired by a poem from artist's friend called Agnolo Poliziano
"You would call the foam real, the sea real, real the conch shell and real the blowing wind; you would see the lightning in the goddess’s eyes, the sky and the elements laughing about her; the Hours treading the beach in white garments, the breeze curling their loosened and flowing hair; their faces not one, not different, as befits sisters."
Other theories posit that this particular scene was based on a Homeric hymn published in Florence by Demetrios Chalkokondyles that reads:
"Of august gold-wreathed and beautiful Aphrodite I shall sing to whose domain belong the battlements of all sea-loved Cyprus where, blown by the moist breath of Zephyros, she was carried over the waves of the resounding sea on soft foam. The gold-filleted Horae happily welcomed her and clothed her with heavenly raiment."
"Pearl is the first Nymph pug"
The Birth of Aphroditities (Karsendaily version)
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The Birth of Aphroditities (Karsendaily version)
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Aphrodite is the ancient Greek goddess of Sexual, Love and Beauty. Identified with Venus by the Romans. Karsendaily is the perfect prototype of the Character of Aphroditities I created for #EVOLARTCOMP The scene inspired me from the painting of the painting " The birth of Venus" by Sandro Botticelli, Italian Painter who completed this painting in 1486 The painting itself has been inspired by a poem from artist's friend called Agnolo Poliziano
"You would call the foam real, the sea real, real the conch shell and real the blowing wind; you would see the lightning in the goddess’s eyes, the sky and the elements laughing about her; the Hours treading the beach in white garments, the breeze curling their loosened and flowing hair; their faces not one, not different, as befits sisters."
Other theories posit that this particular scene was based on a Homeric hymn published in Florence by Demetrios Chalkokondyles that reads:
"Of august gold-wreathed and beautiful Aphrodite I shall sing to whose domain belong the battlements of all sea-loved Cyprus where, blown by the moist breath of Zephyros, she was carried over the waves of the resounding sea on soft foam. The gold-filleted Horae happily welcomed her and clothed her with heavenly raiment."
"Pearl is the first Nymph pug"