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Original fileTwo men are shown from the chest up against a dark green backdrop, wearing the black caps and heavy robes of 16th-century scholars. The bearded figure on the left looks toward the viewer, while the clean-shaven figure on the right is turned in three-quarter profile with his hands visible in the lower foreground.
Navagero and Beaziano were central figures in the Venetian humanist circle and close associates of Pietro Bembo, whose work was fundamental to the Renaissance Neoplatonic tradition. Navagero specifically served as an editor for the Aldine Press, overseeing the publication of Lucretius's 'De rerum natura,' a foundational text for Renaissance natural philosophy.
Pietro Bembo
Navagero and Beaziano were intimate members of Bembo's intellectual circle, which defined the Neoplatonic discourse on love and beauty.
Lucretius
Andrea Navagero edited the definitive 1515 Aldine edition of 'De rerum natura,' a key text in the development of early modern natural philosophy.
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Oil on panel
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Official website of the Galleria Doria Pamphilj in Rome
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