Allegory of Spring

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Allegory of Spring is an alternative title for Sandro Botticelli’s famous Renaissance painting "Primavera," which depicts mythological figures in a lush garden symbolizing the rebirth and fertility of spring.

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Allegory of Spring canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mythological painting
painting
alternativeTitleOf Primavera
artForm panel painting
artist Sandro Botticelli
collection Galleria degli Uffizi
linked to: Uffizi Gallery
commissionedBy Medici family
countryOfOrigin Italy
creator Sandro Botticelli
creatorNationality Italian
culture Florentine
depicts Chloris
Cupid
Flora
Mercury
Three Graces
linked to: The Three Graces

Venus
Zephyrus
linked to: Anemoi

mythological figures
depictsDeity Mercury
Venus
Zephyrus
linked to: Anemoi
depictsPersonification Flora
Three Graces
linked to: The Three Graces
genre mythological painting
hasTheme Neoplatonism
fertility of nature
love
height approximately 203 cm
inception circa 1480
late 1470s
influencedBy classical mythology
languageOfTitle Italian
locatedIn Florence
location Uffizi Gallery
medium tempera on panel
movement Italian Renaissance
originalTitle Primavera
period Early Renaissance
setting lush garden
subject allegory of spring
symbolizes fertility
rebirth
spring
title Allegory of Spring
width approximately 314 cm

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Primavera alternativeTitle Allegory of Spring
subject linked to: Primavera by Sandro Botticelli
Primavera titleInEnglish Allegory of Spring
Allegory of Spring title Allegory of Spring