In English pls this might fall in the Spanish section
<span>The Venus of Urbino is a painting by the Italian artist
Titian (Tiziano) which is an oil on canvas created in 1534. Other than its
technical excellence, this painting is known for “domesticating” Venus. For the
first time, the artist brought her indoors, engaging her with the viewer, and explicating
her sensuality. In fact, this painting doesn’t represent any of the godly
attributes she’s supposed to represent, on the contrary, the painter has
created an unapologetically erotic and sensual representation of the goddess.
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Answer:
They were very superstitious.
Explanation:
Many of the superstitions that people still have today originated from the Middle Ages. Those who lived during that time didn't know everything about the world yet. Examples of these superstitions are the fear of the number 13, the fear of getting seven years of bad luck after breaking a mirror and even the lucky horseshoe.
