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You Learned Beauty

Posted on July 26, 2010 by 100swallows

Sunset at Land’s End in San Francisco–a Wikicommons photo by Mila Zinkova Everyone loves a beautiful sunset or a view of the countryside with mountains and rivers, don’t they? No. And for most of man’s time on this earth, through … Continue reading →

Posted in aesthetics, art, art history, Beauty, great artists, Renaissance | Tagged aesthetics, art, Beauty, Dante, Italian Renaissance, Leonardo da Vinci, Middle Ages, nature, philosophy | 10 Comments

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