The highlight of your trip to Florence, the Uffizi Gallery🎨

#Exhibition I visited the Uffizi Gallery, which houses the largest collection of art in the world! Among the many works, I would like to introduce 3 of the most famous ones! 1) Sandro Botticelli's is a very famous work, right? The pale colors from the silver reflections dominate the work, and Venus, with her soft and distinct outlines, is the ultimate beauty itself. The light chiaroscuro effect on the goddess's body emphasizes the ideal perfection that can be compared to sensuality. 2) Leonardo da Vinci's Leonardo is said to have imagined the scene of the Annunciation immersed in the dim light between sunrise and sunset. This light blurs the outlines with the sfumato effect, and this technique became a unique characteristic of Leonardo's art. 3) Maesta's skirt reproduces the original form of traditional Byzantine culture, while presenting a more worldly and human style than the excellent expression of volume. The delicate distribution of colors that balance dark and light tones, transparent tones and opaque tones maintains the elegant sense of grouping of elements in the screen. If you go to the Uffizi Gallery, I recommend that you participate in a guided tour or rent an audio guide :) I think that the meaning of seeing the works of art is enhanced by detailed explanations rather than just looking at the wonderful works in the photos💛 #Overseas travel #European travel #Italy #Florence #Uffizi Gallery