Kenotaph für Isaac Newton (1764) Mythologie known as the "Raphael of

known as the "Raphael of Flowers"

sondern bleiben auch heute noch ikonisch

His works offer a unique insight into this transitional period

Sorolla captures the emotions of the figures with such intensity that one almost feels as if the dove could fly away at any moment and take the slave away to a world of freedom

twisting forms of the cypress trees

Kenotaph für Isaac Newton (1764) Mythologie known as the "Raphael oftienne Louis Boulle, an 18th century French architect, designed the Cenotaph for Isaac Newton in 1784, a visionary project that was never realized. This monumental spherical structure, intended as a tomb and tribute to the famous scientist, was intended to symbolize the infinity of the universe and reflect Newton's discoveries in physics and astronomy. The design shows a gigantic hollow sphere with a diameter of 150 meters, surrounded by cypress trees