Masters harness the divine to break traditions.
"The Birth of Venus" by Sandro Botticelli was controversial due to its depiction of a nude female figure, which was uncommon for the time, and its subject matter being drawn from classical mythology rather than religion. The painting was a large-scale secular work featuring nudity, which challenged the norms of religious and moral art prevalent during the Renaissance.
The goddess Venus arriving on the island of Cyprus, born from the sea foam.
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