Three ages of woman
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| [[Klimt]] painting at the [[Galleria nazionale d'arte moderna (Rome)]][http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Three_Ages_of_Woman.jpg]. But it can also refer to ''[[Three Ages of Woman and Death]]''. | [[Klimt]] painting at the [[Galleria nazionale d'arte moderna (Rome)]][http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Three_Ages_of_Woman.jpg]. But it can also refer to ''[[Three Ages of Woman and Death]]''. | ||
| - | The '''thee ages''' is a traditional schematic [[Periodization|division of European history]] into [[classical civilization]], the '''[[Middle Ages]] and [[Modern Civilization]]. | + | The '''three ages''' is a traditional schematic [[Periodization|division of European history]] into [[classical civilization]], the '''[[Middle Ages]] and [[Modern Civilization]]. |
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Three ages of woman is the title of several paintings. It can refer to the Klimt painting at the Galleria nazionale d'arte moderna (Rome)[1]. But it can also refer to Three Ages of Woman and Death.
The three ages is a traditional schematic division of European history into classical civilization, the Middle Ages and Modern Civilization.
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