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bedoze :

eu automaticamente:

2026-07-02 11:39:11

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pedrozz :

pq minha namorada não e assim

2026-07-02 17:16:23

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csar :

sabia que conhecia de algum lugar

2026-07-02 02:45:30

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￴ ￴ ￴ ￴ :

eu n vou cometer mais luxúria quem esta comigo?

2026-07-03 04:09:32

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__xavier.22 :

dei um fora ontem, muito emocionada

2026-07-02 12:59:21

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MT :

Sou o lebron james do futebol

2026-07-02 17:47:59

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￴ ￴ ￴ ￴ :

n e MT coisa, mais eu daria uma chance pra ver se dava certo. EAE? vai ficar CMG agr?

2026-07-02 02:53:36

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Mattzx7🎭 :

peço pra Deus me livrar, e olha oq me aparece kkkkkk

2026-07-02 01:54:05

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tijoloqs7🇵🇹 :

Não quero ela não, eu quero é essa camisa, bnt pra prr

2026-07-02 07:26:22

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carlosx ♛ :

Dei um fora ontem, muita emocionada.

2026-07-02 03:15:15

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davii01z... :

comia só de raiva

2026-07-02 21:38:11

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Neymarsha :

se olhar bem, dá pra ver que ela lembra a mc katrina

2026-07-02 05:31:54

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0020_鏡のヴィーナスベッドに横たわるのは、愛の女神ヴィーナス。息子のキューピッドが持つ鏡に見入っています。描かれたのは17世紀のスペイン。作者は国王直属の宮廷画家ベラスケス。当時、裸婦画は、描くことも持つことも、宗教的に禁じられていました。秘密裏に依頼され、イタリアで描かれたこの絵。最初の所有者である貴族は、これを寝室に飾り、限られた人だけを招いて、密かに鑑賞していたそうです。当時のスペインではヌードモデルを使うことタブー。画家の愛人がモデルだったため正体を隠すため鏡に映る顔をぼかしたという説もあれば、見る人に「理想の美女」を自由に想像させるためだったという説もあります。この絵が公になって、250年以上が経ちその後、この絵はロンドンの美術館へ渡りますが、女性活動家が、肉切り包丁で、この絵を切り裂くという事件が起こりました。男性たちの身勝手な視線に晒され続けたこの絵が、女性たちが権利を主張するための、抗議のシンボルとなったのです。ところで、ヴィーナスは鏡で自分の顔を見ているように見えますでも、鏡に映る顔が見えているということは、彼女が見ているのは画家、そして、この絵を見ている「私たち」です。覗き見しているつもりが、実は見返されている。鑑賞者を作品に巻き込む仕掛けです。誰が依頼したのか、モデルは誰なのか、ヴィーナスは何を見ているのか—— すべては謎のまま。あなたはこの鏡の中に、どんな「理想の顔」を見ますか？ようこそ、アートの裏庭へ。  ディエゴ・ベラスケス作《鏡のヴィーナス》 1647-51年頃 The woman reclining on the bed is Venus, the goddess of love. She gazes into a mirror held by her son, Cupid. The painting was created in 17th-century Spain by Diego Velázquez, court painter to the king. At the time, religious authorities in Spain strongly discouraged both the creation and possession of nude paintings. This work was commissioned in secret and painted in Italy. Its first owner, a Spanish nobleman, reportedly hung it in his private bedroom and invited only a select few guests to view it. In Spain at that time, using nude models was considered highly taboo. One theory suggests that the model was Velázquez's lover, and that her reflection was intentionally blurred to conceal her identity. Another suggests that the artist wanted viewers to imagine their own ideal beauty in the mirror. More than 250 years after the painting became public, it eventually found a home in a London museum. Then, a shocking incident occurred. A women's rights activist attacked the painting with a meat cleaver, slashing the canvas multiple times. For generations, the painting had been displayed for the pleasure of male viewers. Now, it became a symbol of protest—a way for women to demand rights and recognition in a society that denied them both. But there is another mystery hidden in the painting. At first glance, Venus seems to be looking at her own reflection. Yet if we can see the face in the mirror, then Venus cannot actually be looking at herself. She is looking at the painter. And she is looking at us. Just when we think we are secretly observing her, we realize that she is staring back. It is a brilliant device that pulls the viewer into the painting itself. Who commissioned the work? Who was the model? And what, exactly, is Venus looking at? The answers remain unknown. What kind of

0020_鏡のヴィーナスベッドに横たわるのは、愛の女神ヴィーナス。息子のキューピッドが持つ鏡に見入っています。描かれたのは17世紀のスペイン。作者は国王直属の宮廷画家ベラスケス。当時、裸婦画は、描くことも持つことも、宗教的に禁じられていました。秘密裏に依頼され、イタリアで描かれたこの絵。最初の所有者である貴族は、これを寝室に飾り、限られた人だけを招いて、密かに鑑賞していたそうです。当時のスペインではヌードモデルを使うことタブー。画家の愛人がモデルだったため正体を隠すため鏡に映る顔をぼかしたという説もあれば、見る人に「理想の美女」を自由に想像させるためだったという説もあります。この絵が公になって、250年以上が経ちその後、この絵はロンドンの美術館へ渡りますが、女性活動家が、肉切り包丁で、この絵を切り裂くという事件が起こりました。男性たちの身勝手な視線に晒され続けたこの絵が、女性たちが権利を主張するための、抗議のシンボルとなったのです。ところで、ヴィーナスは鏡で自分の顔を見ているように見えますでも、鏡に映る顔が見えているということは、彼女が見ているのは画家、そして、この絵を見ている「私たち」です。覗き見しているつもりが、実は見返されている。鑑賞者を作品に巻き込む仕掛けです。誰が依頼したのか、モデルは誰なのか、ヴィーナスは何を見ているのか—— すべては謎のまま。あなたはこの鏡の中に、どんな「理想の顔」を見ますか？ようこそ、アートの裏庭へ。  ディエゴ・ベラスケス作《鏡のヴィーナス》 1647-51年頃 The woman reclining on the bed is Venus, the goddess of love. She gazes into a mirror held by her son, Cupid. The painting was created in 17th-century Spain by Diego Velázquez, court painter to the king. At the time, religious authorities in Spain strongly discouraged both the creation and possession of nude paintings. This work was commissioned in secret and painted in Italy. Its first owner, a Spanish nobleman, reportedly hung it in his private bedroom and invited only a select few guests to view it. In Spain at that time, using nude models was considered highly taboo. One theory suggests that the model was Velázquez's lover, and that her reflection was intentionally blurred to conceal her identity. Another suggests that the artist wanted viewers to imagine their own ideal beauty in the mirror. More than 250 years after the painting became public, it eventually found a home in a London museum. Then, a shocking incident occurred. A women's rights activist attacked the painting with a meat cleaver, slashing the canvas multiple times. For generations, the painting had been displayed for the pleasure of male viewers. Now, it became a symbol of protest—a way for women to demand rights and recognition in a society that denied them both. But there is another mystery hidden in the painting. At first glance, Venus seems to be looking at her own reflection. Yet if we can see the face in the mirror, then Venus cannot actually be looking at herself. She is looking at the painter. And she is looking at us. Just when we think we are secretly observing her, we realize that she is staring back. It is a brilliant device that pulls the viewer into the painting itself. Who commissioned the work? Who was the model? And what, exactly, is Venus looking at? The answers remain unknown. What kind of "ideal face" do you see in that mirror? Welcome to Art's Secret Garden. The Rokeby Venus by The Rokeby Venus (c. 1647–1651) #ベラスケス #ヴィーナス #アート解説 #art #artshorts VOICEVOX:東北イタコ

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