Classical Art Memes for Medieval Maidens Biding Time Before the Renaissance Fair

Not everyone is a lover of classical art, or art at all for that matter. Some people prefer modern painters, splashing monotone colors on a white palette that only the artist can make sense of. Some people don't like art at all, and have no kinship with visual representations. They prefer reading a book, forming an image in their minds, or watching a movie, seeing characters so emphatically spilling themselves on camera for all to see. Yet there are those who do love classical art. 

There are those who love classical art, who take their time looking at Botticelli's Primavera. Where Springtime comes to life in this immortalized artwork depicting Venus doubling as Mary, Mercury with his handsome contrapposto, Zephyrus coming after nymph Chloris right before her transition to Flora. And we could never forget the three dancing women representing charm, the divine subtlety of their interlaced arms, their ballet-like postures, and their sultry gazes. Eros, blindfolded above, points his stinging arrow below at the symbols of charm, dastardly infusing them with the helpless desire for another. 

For those of us who lack the time or energy to frequent museums to see similar masterpieces in person, scrolling classical art memes offers us the thought-provoking beauty of classical art, while tickling our funny bone.