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It is said that a female nude is always nice, and a male nude to be nice to be perfect. Maybe so. With all the ways you can give the naked, from the purely academic to the divine beauty, which means instead of a woman dressed? This post will not say much about it, because I think the images speak for themselves. It 's true the suit covers the forms but sometimes enhances, or falsifies, a dress may be beautiful but badly led by the wrong woman (and if I see a lot). On the contrary, there are beautiful women who are well known with the rag on him (and if they see a few). But we do not want to talk about clothes or fashion history. Let me just say that I find that the woman in all the centuries in which it was portrayed was never so beautiful as in the paintings of ladies in 1400. In the next century, without taking anything away from Gentileschi and Caravaggio, of course, never, a little 'things change I think, to say nothing of 1600 with what I call the' construction 'of the woman, if nso that the poor built around a dress, too tight to the torso and hips too pompous, and she had to fit inside. But here you can see, and never was more appropriate verb, some of the ladies that I think, in my opinion, pose, clothing, hairstyles as well, and not least in the eyes of the finest in beauty. There's largest complimeto for me you can do to a woman in qualsisi time elegant and ladies are portrayed in 400 of course, are elegant in the sense absolutely right! At one of these I have ventured to make a modest tribute to my Art Gallery with the work 'Queen of Hearts' (http://alessiaromeo.blogspot.com/) Unfortunately the list is endless here, but I limit myself only to these not to fall in the banal rhetoric, I have intentionally omitted the famous 'Lady with an Ermine' ch andall know to go look for some less well-known face, but certainly not least Elgen. To do no wrong to anyone I simply put them in chronological order, when I found the exact date. The last is an infiltration in this post because of the next century, but a few years, just because of my favorite Raphael! This must give me

order:
I ° 1490 'Cecilia d'Este' Ambrogio de
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II 1490 'La belle Ferroniere'
of L.da Bernardino da Vinci
III IV Cotignola
Lorenzo Costa the old Fifth
1506 'Lady with a unicorn'
Raffaello Sanzio

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Ingres and the engagement

"How wide and sometimes the sky is benign domostri accumulate and one person in the infinite riches of the 'treasures and all the graces and' rarer gifts in luoigo space of time wont be apportioned among many people, that clearly could veders in the least excellent pretty Raffaello Sanzio da Urbino. Who was by nature with all that modesty which usually no time in seeing more of those who others have a certain kind nature of humanity added a beautiful ornament of grace affability, that wont always sweet and nice show co n any source et ta people in qualun this way of things. He made a gift to the world of nature, when they won dlla'rte Michelangnolo hands of Michelangelo, Raphael would be won in the art and co Stum together. " G. Vasari

How I wanted to pay homage to my beloved Raphael in his Three Graces, I see that in previous centuries other artists leggggermente superior to mine have had the same idea. wonderful example of all that of Jean-Auguste- Domique Ingres. His 'The engagement of Raphael' of 1814 is a continuous bouncing between internal and external free and references in my opinion completeness difficilemnte beat. Yes, because the gift is not limited to a simple double portrait of his 'master' and its unfortunate historical sweetheart (they seem almost sweethearts Raymond Peynet), but adds right in a sort of 'beginning of the famous portrait of the Fornarina (1519) and behind them the Madonna of the Chair (1513) already completed and hung, which needless to say to me is one of the Madonna with the look sweeter in the world. In short, only four portraits in a picture, all three women and a man linked by feelings for each other. Among other things, all the women look at us and instead he gives me the idea one who does not know which way to turn around to admire all the beauty that feels to have around. As long admired the portrait has begun to make his beloved keeps her on her knees and hugged her, and then in a second is also pleased with the turn in his Madonna over there ... But why talk about this painting is basically due to a feeling that I got from it as soon as I saw it, the feeling which is reflected in the work itself. I'm going to explain better: the feeling is that Ingres had made up everything as in contemporary times that of Raphael, as if he had lived in the same year. In that sense you ask. I try to give in detail Because of this the reason of my particular point of view, that even if I do not think that official historians or biographers of Ingres, I do not mind at all to have. Let me explain: I think from the title we have wanted to put as Ingres, whose exceptional of engagement in question and that this portrait will serve as evidence Journal (as was done for 'The marriage of Spouses Arn OLFINO in 1434 by Jan van Eyck ) . Margaret sitting on my knees looking straight into the camera as they say today, as if someone portraying themselves right there now, live, and who better than a devoted disciple of her boyfriend over the centuries? That Mr. Ingres, who in 1814 giuntagli the request directly from his idol catapult instead of 3 centuries EXCLUSIVELY for the occasion. knowing for certain that the official engagement with Margaret never happened (because as they say not to do s'aveva) noting the two frameworks under which I said before, we still have the idea of \u200b\u200bthe year engagement which took place this secret: it is the Madonna of 1513 is over already, can not be the 1518/19 year just the portrait of Fornarina, who is there and has just begun. The letter signed by Semi-god of Master Raphael clearly saying 'I beg you to come paint my portrait before I perish' I want to also stressed to Ingres arrived secretly in the most unexpected ways, yes xchè the engagement between the two is secret and should remain so. From what I gather it? 1: Now I understand at the time Raphael was in relation to this unfortunate situation into a report of what I definsico 'everybody knows but nobody here knows anything', 2: The teacher has not never painted in sweet company no one, least of Fornari, 3: where is the private study of the artist and the tent is just a little 'open right for the light, it's not in front of a notary public or between friends and relatives; 4 th and last but crucial point to evidence of this (and try to give me wrong now) is just that to portray the two lovers is Ingres ! Yes, because the engagement is so secret that Raphael had to call someone a friend but not really reliable contemporary, for fear that blurt out everything! Well I think Jean-Auguste must have been an honor to have been chosen to share as a witness over the centuries the secret of his love 'maesro art', how did he say no? Honor and burden in trying to produce this work so fascinating and perfect, at the request, as appropriate homage to test changes in fashions and evil tongues for ever and ever. ... Amen.