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Leonardo da Vinci, master of the Renaissance! As a universal genius, da Vinci crossed boundaries between fields such as painting, sculpture, cooking, invention, and astronomy. We expect all kinds of fascinating 'stories' about him to be revealed. From his revolutionary approach to interpreting …
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The self-portrait of German painter Albrecht Dürer. Dürer excelled in fields ranging from mathematics and medicine to science and printmaking, earning him the nickname "the Italian Leonardo." His self-portrait may hold some secrets. It's said there was an in-depth discussion about how artists' …
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The journey takes us to Florence, the birthplace of the Renaissance. The city's beautiful artworks are everywhere, making tourists' hearts race. How did Florence reinvent itself as a city of art?
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The works of cartoonist and comic painter Pieter Bruegel. From the imaginary land of Cockaigne, where food is plentiful, to 230 children at play! We explore the zany details in his works, which capture scenes from everyday life.
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The fifth main character is genius artist Michelangelo. As a master of the Renaissance, he strove to push beyond human limitations through art. Michelangelo, the perfectionist who longed for perfection, is revealed in full!
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Dante's "Divine Comedy" is considered one of the greatest works ever created by humankind. Dante is called the most medieval of men and, at the same time, a forerunner of the Renaissance. In his "Divine Comedy," he depicted a cruel Inferno, yet also showed compassion for humanity, making him an …
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The curtain rises on the Renaissance with the writer Dante. Dante's Divine Comedy is an epic journey through hell, the afterlife, and heaven. Guided by the great poet Virgil, Dante crosses the terrifying nine circles of hell. He passes through the afterlife, where souls atone for their sins, and …
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One of the greatest novels of all time is "Don Quixote." It tells the story of a country gentleman so fascinated by chivalric romances that he believes himself to be a knight and sets out on adventures to save a world in danger. Was Don Quixote, who saw himself as a knight, just a crazy old man or …
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Rembrandt was a moving national painter who represented the 17th-century Dutch Golden Age. However, the last decades of his life were modest, in contrast with his brilliant reputation. The twists and turns of Rembrandt's life can be seen in his self-portraits and other paintings. Let's tell the …
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Artworks that capture the four seasons. From Giuseppe Arcimboldo's "The Four Seasons" series, in which he paints unique portraits made up of vegetables such as cucumbers, grapes, and lemons, to Antonio Vivaldi's world-famous classical composition "The Four Seasons"! Artworks depicting the seasons …
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The city of Venice, built on water, offers a unique panorama unlike anywhere else. Its constantly changing scenery, transformed by the light reflected on the water's surface, has captivated many travelers and inspired the artists who have visited. But this beautiful Venice was once just a small …
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Rubens, the great painter who embodies the Baroque era. He was a rare painter who achieved dazzling success and artistic mastery at the same time. Behind Rubens's success was his exceptional ability to bring different things together. What kind of art is hidden in the works of Rubens, the master of connection?
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The Spanish painter Velázquez's 17th-century work "Las Meninas" is considered one of the most mysterious paintings in the history of Western art. That's because it raises questions about who the painting's true subject is. "Las Meninas" shows 11 people in total, including the painter Velázquez …
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The 14th topic is the painter Vermeer, who celebrated everyday life. Known as the painter of Girl with a Pearl Earring, Vermeer was an artist who depicted the everyday in dazzling beauty. From a maid pouring milk to the quiet harbor scenes of Delft, get a glimpse of 17th-century Dutch family life …
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A masterpiece of 17th-century Baroque architecture and a symbol of the powerful rule of King Louis XIV, the Sun King: the Palace of Versailles, the king's stage. From its magnificent main residence to its geometrically symmetrical gardens and vast canal, Versailles is so grand that it feels like a …
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Madame de Pompadour's salon shone brilliantly and magnificently. The flourishing culture and art of 18th-century France were brought to life by its splendid salon culture. Amid it all, the salon of Madame de Pompadour, the queen of salons, shone the brightest. What stories might be hidden in Madame …
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The great English poet Shakespeare was born in Britain. Hamlet is the best-known of the four great tragedies he wrote. The tragedy of Hamlet, about the Danish prince's quest for revenge against the uncle who killed his father, is still loved 400 years after it was written. In particular, Hamlet's …
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After examining Hamlet, a work by the great British poet Shakespeare, in part one, part two takes a closer look at "Marriage A-la-Mode," the satirical series by scandalous artist William Hogarth. William Hogarth was Britain's leading caricaturist in the 18th century. He drew sharp critiques of the …
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The Great Revolution, which broke out in 1789, overthrew the monarchy. But the incompetence of the government that followed threw France into chaos. Napoleon used this moment to establish himself as a hero of the Revolution and calm social unrest. In 1799, however, he staged a coup and made himself …
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In the midst of a dark era, musician Beethoven dreamed of a new world. In the early 19th century, the spirit of freedom and equality spread throughout Europe in the wake of the French Revolution. Beethoven's works, moving from darkness toward light, captured the revolutionary age. What stories …
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"Les Misérables," which means "the miserable ones," portrays French society during the revolutionary 19th century through the life of reformed criminal Jean Valjean. The book is so thick it's called a "brick," and it contains stories about many different characters, including its protagonist, Jean …
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"Les Misérables," which means "the miserable ones," shows a glimpse of 19th-century French society through the life of reformed convict Jean Valjean. The novel depicts the harsh lives of the French people and tells the story of a revolution fueled by anger over their wretched reality. Following …
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Jean-François Millet was a painter who depicted the lives of peasants with a warm gaze. In this cool autumn season, we introduce his work "The Angelus." "The Angelus," which is perfect for this time of year, is such a familiar and heartfelt painting that it was once known as a "barber shop …
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Monet wanted to capture on canvas the impression of a moment as it appeared before his eyes. The art world of the time, bound by tradition, mocked Monet's paintings for breaking with convention. But it was a time of profound change: 19th-century Europe. Monet focused on the moments unfolding before …
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The golden painter Gustav Klimt. Vienna, where he worked throughout his life, was a conservative city. The capital of the Austro-Hungarian Empire in the 19th century couldn't break free from the past, despite the winds of revolution sweeping across Europe. During this time, Klimt introduced …
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