Botticelli's Birth of Venus represents a break from medieval traditions because it stands for the new turn. This painting depicts the goddess Venus arriving at the shore after her birth, when she had emerged from the sea fully-grown. Which could mean through out the years the medieval age raged on it was a rebirth towards a new life, you could say a fresh start. In the art its self it shows the new way of art, a more realistic turn. Through this time they are breaking free from churches and focusing on humanity. In the medieval time, they created are through god. and made it unrealistic. So this shows a rebirth and a new start. This goddess was waking towards land with other gods around her as she is upon the seashell.
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pure substance and mixture
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How are you so good at picrew?!
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Your too good at it.
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<u>This is not the full question, the answering options are missing. They are as following</u>
- <u>business partnership. </u>
- <u>orsanmichele.</u>
- <u>guild. </u>
- <u>local church.</u>
<u>The correct answer is a guild.</u>
Crafts and professions had been controlled by the guilds in the biggest part of Europe during the Renaissance. As art was considered to be a craft at the time, it was also included.
<u>One could not participate in it without the guild membership. Getting involved in the guild meant getting proper training and having access to commissions, but also settled the length of the contracts and how many students a master could train. </u>Guild rules allowed masters to sign as their own any art that left their workshop.
<u>At the end of the training, the student had to show the guild piece of artwork which would prove that he indeed mastered the art.</u> This is how the usage of the term masterpiece has started.
