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About My Favorite Da Vinci's and Where to See Them

Yesterday, April 15th, was Leonardo da Vinci’s 569th birthday. Today he is one of the most celebrated artists in history! Here are eight of my favorite Da Vinci works, ranked.

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About My Favorite Da Vinci's and Where to See Them
Art, TravelDan BeauchampAnnibale Carracci, Carracci, Meat, Invisible Labor, Butchers, Butchery, Italy, Italian Art, Painting, Bologna, Mannerism, Food, Class, Aristotle, Aesthetic Labor, Labor, The Art of Labor, Karl Marx, Marx, Sprezzatura2 Comments

The Invisible Labor of Food by Annibale Carracci

Carracci introduces dignity to working people while removing the sight of their own labor.

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The Invisible Labor of Food by Annibale Carracci