La Primavera di Botticelli
Un'interpretazione botanica
by Mirella Levi D'Ancona
L’esuberanza, la pienezza e l’eleganza della Primavera hanno reso l’opera di Botticelli celebre in tutto il mondo; ed e proprio per questo che oggi viene considerata come ‘il simbolo’ della Galleria degli Uffizi. Il volume ne ripercorre la bellezza e focalizza l’attenzione sui 40 tipi di piante diverse che l’artista dipinge con minuzia di particolari, permettendoci di riscoprire una moltitudine di significati e suggestioni che conducono al cuore piu profondo di quel periodo straordinario che va sotto il nome di Rinascimento.
- Edited by Mirella Levi D’Ancona
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