Nickname of the Italian Renaissance artist whose painting The Birth of Venus depicts the Roman goddess of love and beauty arriving on land in a giant scallop shell
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- Meaning 'little barrel', Florentine painter Alessandro di Mariano Filipepi's nickname acquired from his presumably portly brother, later adopted as his family surname
- Florentine painter who worked for the Medici family throughout most of his life; his works include Primavera and a depiction of a goddess standing in a scallop shell in The Birth of Venus
- Sandro, Italian painter whose works include The Birth of Venus
- Sandro _, Italian Renaissance artist who painted The Birth Of Venus in the 1480s
- Sandro ----, Italian painter
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