oil painting, portrait painting, contemporary painting, male portrait, figurative painting, projected portraits, at the edge of our images
Description:
"Mens sana in corpore sano" is a Latin phrase meaning "a healthy mind in a healthy body."
This concept was often emphasized in Renaissance art and philosophy, reflecting the humanist ideals of the era.
The idea of balance between mental and physical well-being played a central role in Renaissance humanism. Artists and intellectuals believed that cultivating the mind and body was important for achieving a harmonious and balanced life. This holistic approach to human existence was reflected in various forms of art, literature, and education.
Renaissance works of art often depicted idealized human figures that embodied a balance of physical strength, beauty, and intellectual ability.
The concept of "mens sana in corpore sano" became embedded in Renaissance thinking, and its influence is evident in the art of the period, reflecting the belief that both the spiritual and physical aspects of human life must be nurtured in order to achieve fulfillment and conscious existence.
Corpore Sano
Nóra Pálmai Share on FacebookYear: 2024
Size: 100 x 100 cm
Technique: oil painting
Price: n.a.
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