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Giro de Notícias 7: Elas na Tecnologia, "Desaprendizado Profundo" e o Império da IA
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Girode Notícias 7: Elas na Tecnologia, "Desaprendizado Profundo" e o Império da IA
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September 3, 2026 at 12:37 PM
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Let's start dreaming of summer! Check out my post on one of France's most stunning coastal regions, the Bay of Arcachon.
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January 9, 2026 at 6:19 PM
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Gaël LUGAGNE, née GIRODE, 40 ans, France
Matumona MBAKI NZUZI, née SIMPI, 30 ans, Rép. Dém. du Congo
Sidonie M’BOUANDJI, née TOMBET MOUKOUALA, 35 ans, Rép. du Congo
Tsadi Maud M’BOUANDJI, 2 ans, Rép. du Congo
Alban Barn M’BOUANDJI, 11 ans, Rép. du Congo
Barnabé M’BOUANDJI, 36 ans, Rép. du Congo
November 7, 2025 at 9:59 AM
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Portrait of Mlle. Lange as Danae https://collections.artsmia.org/art/1727/
Portrait. Mythology. History. Oval. Miss Lange was a talented actress known for her beauty and wealthy lovers. Girodet had painted an earlier portrait of her that she found unflattering. When she refused to pay the agreed-upon price and insisted that the painting be removed from public view at the Paris Salon, the enraged Girodet sought revenge with this second, satirical portrait. Eighteenth-century artists sometimes portrayed people as mythological characters to highlight their virtues. Girodet inverted this convention to defame Miss Lange. Danae was one of the mortals loved by the Greek god Zeus, who transformed himself into a shower of gold and fell upon her. Girodet shows Miss Lange greedily catching the gold coins. All of the painting's details are scathingly symbolic. For example, the turkey wearing a wedding ring represents a man the actress married for his fortune. The cracked mirror denotes her inability to see herself as Girodet saw her—a vain, adulterous, and avaricious woman.
November 1, 2025 at 12:01 PM
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Portrait of Mlle. Lange as Danae https://collections.artsmia.org/art/1727/
Portrait. Mythology. History. Oval. Miss Lange was a talented actress known for her beauty and wealthy lovers. Girodet had painted an earlier portrait of her that she found unflattering. When she refused to pay the agreed-upon price and insisted that the painting be removed from public view at the Paris Salon, the enraged Girodet sought revenge with this second, satirical portrait. Eighteenth-century artists sometimes portrayed people as mythological characters to highlight their virtues. Girodet inverted this convention to defame Miss Lange. Danae was one of the mortals loved by the Greek god Zeus, who transformed himself into a shower of gold and fell upon her. Girodet shows Miss Lange greedily catching the gold coins. All of the painting's details are scathingly symbolic. For example, the turkey wearing a wedding ring represents a man the actress married for his fortune. The cracked mirror denotes her inability to see herself as Girodet saw her—a vain, adulterous, and avaricious woman.
November 22, 2024 at 5:35 PM
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Portrait of Mlle. Lange as Danae https://collections.artsmia.org/art/1727/
Portrait. Mythology. History. Oval. Miss Lange was a talented actress known for her beauty and wealthy lovers. Girodet had painted an earlier portrait of her that she found unflattering. When she refused to pay the agreed-upon price and insisted that the painting be removed from public view at the Paris Salon, the enraged Girodet sought revenge with this second, satirical portrait. Eighteenth-century artists sometimes portrayed people as mythological characters to highlight their virtues. Girodet inverted this convention to defame Miss Lange. Danae was one of the mortals loved by the Greek god Zeus, who transformed himself into a shower of gold and fell upon her. Girodet shows Miss Lange greedily catching the gold coins. All of the painting's details are scathingly symbolic. For example, the turkey wearing a wedding ring represents a man the actress married for his fortune. The cracked mirror denotes her inability to see herself as Girodet saw her—a vain, adulterous, and avaricious woman.
July 2, 2026 at 8:30 AM
miapaintings.bsky.social
Portrait of Mlle. Lange as Danae https://collections.artsmia.org/art/1727/
Portrait. Mythology. History. Oval. Miss Lange was a talented actress known for her beauty and wealthy lovers. Girodet had painted an earlier portrait of her that she found unflattering. When she refused to pay the agreed-upon price and insisted that the painting be removed from public view at the Paris Salon, the enraged Girodet sought revenge with this second, satirical portrait. Eighteenth-century artists sometimes portrayed people as mythological characters to highlight their virtues. Girodet inverted this convention to defame Miss Lange. Danae was one of the mortals loved by the Greek god Zeus, who transformed himself into a shower of gold and fell upon her. Girodet shows Miss Lange greedily catching the gold coins. All of the painting's details are scathingly symbolic. For example, the turkey wearing a wedding ring represents a man the actress married for his fortune. The cracked mirror denotes her inability to see herself as Girodet saw her—a vain, adulterous, and avaricious woman.
March 12, 2026 at 11:20 AM
miapaintings.bsky.social
Portrait of Mlle. Lange as Danae https://collections.artsmia.org/art/1727/
Portrait. Mythology. History. Oval. Miss Lange was a talented actress known for her beauty and wealthy lovers. Girodet had painted an earlier portrait of her that she found unflattering. When she refused to pay the agreed-upon price and insisted that the painting be removed from public view at the Paris Salon, the enraged Girodet sought revenge with this second, satirical portrait. Eighteenth-century artists sometimes portrayed people as mythological characters to highlight their virtues. Girodet inverted this convention to defame Miss Lange. Danae was one of the mortals loved by the Greek god Zeus, who transformed himself into a shower of gold and fell upon her. Girodet shows Miss Lange greedily catching the gold coins. All of the painting's details are scathingly symbolic. For example, the turkey wearing a wedding ring represents a man the actress married for his fortune. The cracked mirror denotes her inability to see herself as Girodet saw her—a vain, adulterous, and avaricious woman.
April 9, 2025 at 9:59 AM