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Title: Idealised Portrait of a Lady (Portrait of Simonetta Vespucci as a Nymph) Artist: Sandro Botticelli (Italian [Florentine], 1445-1510) Date: ca. 1480-85 Genre: portraiture Period: Renaissance (Quattrocento) Medium: tempera, poplar wood, and mixed technique Dimensions: 81.3 cm (32 in) high x 54 cm (21.2 in) wide Location: Städel Museum, Frankfurt, Germany
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Being able to draw several special interests at once is such a blessing
This fashion is kinda sorta French, I know, but I had the Italian Renaissance specifically in mind when I started drawing....
This could either be the girls actually being alive during the Renaissance orrrr it can be them going to a renn faire, whichever y'all prefer
San Giobbe Altarpiece
Giovanni Bellini, 1483
Oil on panel. 471 × 258 cm, Gallerie dell'Accademia, Venice (Italy)
Master of the Story of Griselda, Alexander the Great and Tiberius Gracchus, c. 1493-1494
Margaret Atwood, from The Selected Poems of Margaret Atwood; "Quattrocento,"
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The Birth of the Virgin by Fra Carnevale, 1467.
cesare borgia might’ve been the most bipolar person of all time
Italian Renaissance 2025 upgrade, WIP: Upgrading the sleeves of this gold-yellow late-15th century damask kirtle/gamurra for an Italian Renaissance outfit (this kirtle also doubles as the underdress for my 15th century Burgundian court attire) 😀☀️. They were originally only detachable at the shoulders, but I adore the Italian Renaissance looks where the sleeves are also cut at the elbow and along the arm (I chosen to have buttons added at the arms and use lacing for the rest), so that the camicia/chemise shows through in more places. It's been a while since I'd bought so many satin gold cord for all the laces lol xDD. I got a cotton batiste Renaissance chemise (camicia) from @fiorentina_costuming 🤩✨, which fits perfectly and is so comfy!
Jewellery-wise, I got a replica of an Italian Renaissance necklace from @renaroquedesigns , as well as a pair of Renaissance/Tudor-inspired earrings from Frogsandprinces (both on Etsy). Really like how it all looks together! (and I've been definitely wearing these earrings for fancier daily looks as well ✨). I debuted this upgraded look during a Summer trip in Florence in July 2025.
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