Sandro Botticelli, Calumny Of Appelles

Sandro Botticelli, Calumny Of Appelles

Apelles' Calumny is a stage dated to classical antiquity, Apelles was a Greek painter accused of conspiracy against Egypt's leader Ptolemy IV. Apole arrested him, though he had never met the other conspirator. After linking the innocence of Apeles to the expression of an existing conspiring conspiracy, Ptolemy released Apelles and offered him a large amount of gold. Apeler decided to make more allegorical ugliness and created a painting depicting the king he decorated with ears of Midas.  

Created: 1494.  Location: Uffizi, Florence. Dimensions: 62 cm × 91 cm (24 in × 36 in).
To the right of the Resmin a man with very big ears like Midas is sitting, extending his hand to libel. There are two women beside this man, Ignorance and Doubt. A lady full of mischievous passion and excitement angrily dragging the man lying on the ground with a burning torch in her left hand. He calls the gods to witness the innocence of the man on the ground, extending his hand. The sahnen is managed by a pale, ugly man whose piercing eye is a piercing eye and appears to have wasted a long illness; It represents jealousy. There are two women who participated in slander, one is Fraud and the other is a conspiracy. These women are followed by a deeply married woman, dressed in black clothes, in the most realistic scene of the Truth, with a mysterious glance. Truth is represented by the pure beauty of Venus.

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Sandro Botticelli, Calumny of Appelles Paintings Story, Review and Analysis 

Despite having a small picture, it is a very detailed work. Each detail has been carefully selected. The dark colors of colors, jealousy and regret are specially chosen to contrast fragility and the light colors of conspiracies. It is likely that there is a comment on the nature of these sins. All of the dressed characters are opposite to the true nudity of the truth and the upward movement of truth. This movement resembles that of Plato in the masterpiece of Raphael and, in the same way as the Plato, carried the message of the heavenly thinker.It is one of the famous paintings of his artist.

It reflects the perspective of the artist in terms of technique used. The same color and formality are encountered in different works. The colors, the perspective and depth leave the artist's footsteps to our imagination world.