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    This ideal encouraged individual self-development and improvement in all aspects of ones life which Leonardo clearly exubirated. He was well known for his paintings and inventions but is discussed in lecture becuase of the Villa Rotonda. The Villa Rotonda is a large building that was built by the Italian archietect Pallodia in 1570 near Venice as an ideal

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    Leonard Da Vinci is one of the greatest known artists in the Italian renaissance era. He was the father of the high renaissance. He has such great master pieces such as Mona Lisa‚ Madonna of the rocks‚ and The Last Supper. One of Leonardo’s greatest contributions to painting was his introduction of the idea of sfumato‚ which essentially means smoky‚ and is a way of producing atmospheric perspective in paintings. 1482 he moved to Milan‚ and began taking commissions from wealthy patrons. Leonardo Da Vinci

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    developed communes and the use spread through the west. Additionally‚ Genoa’s political set-up was adopted by many others because of its great success. Finally‚ Italian city-states impacted civilization through their fantastic artists including: Leonardo da Vinci with his lighting techniques‚ Michelangelo creating the idea of mannerism art‚ and Filippo Brunelleschi developing his new method called perspective. In conclusion‚ the rise of city-states in Italy during the Renaissance impacted western civilization

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    Leonardo’s Mona Lisa v. Michelangelo’s David The Mona Lisa‚ painted by Leonardo da Vinci around 1503-6‚ is oil on panel. It is a three quarter portrait of a young‚ Florentine woman. She is sitting in a chair with her torso twisting around to face the viewer. Her hands are resting on the arm of the chair. Behind the woman in the background is a landscape very characteristic of many Leonardo paintings. The Mona Lisa was painted toward the end of Leonardo’s career. In contrast‚ the David created by

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    air of tension often found in Michelangelo’s depictions. Raphael’s work is known and admired for his ability to visually capture the Neoplatonic and Renaissance ideal of human grandeur. The work of Raphael‚ along with that of Michelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci‚ represents an expression of the philosophical outlook of the period of time between the late 15th and early 16th centuries known as the High Renaissance.

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    began to plan my travels‚ I had to decide where to go first. Then I thought‚ nothing could be better than to see the world’s most famous piece of visual art‚ the Mona Lisa. This is oil on poplar wood panel painted by Leonardo da Vinci between the years 1503–1506 and ranks among Leonardo ’s finest work of art. (Mona Lisa‚ 1987). In the early middle ages‚ all types of arts were influenced by religion‚ and so this was the topic of most art. The late middle ages showed more naturalism in the arts and

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    Drawing media – Chalk pastel‚ Charcoal‚ Colored pencil‚ Marker‚ Oil pastel‚ Pen and ink • Sculpture materials – Beads‚ Clay‚ Found objects‚ Jewels‚ Marble‚ Metals‚ Papier-mache‚ Plaster‚ Plastic‚ Sand‚ Stone‚ Textile‚ Wax‚ Wire‚ Wood Leonardo da Vinci Mona Lisa Oil on poplar c. 1503 Claude Monet Impression‚ Sunrise Oil on canvas 1872 Andy Warhol Superman Screen print 1961 The Great Nanjing Massacre‚ Zi Jian Li‚ 1992 Christian Lacroix Tim Burton Jean Giraud (Mœbius)

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    Lisa. The Mona Lisa is perhaps Leonardo Da Vinci’s most famous of paintings. It is an oil painting‚ painted on poplar wood. The painting is most famous for the smile of the woman‚ which people have been trying to decipher for a long time. Many believe that the portrait is that of Da Vinci himself‚ while many also place a lot mystic connections with this painting. The portrait depicts a woman’s bust‚ with a distant landscape that is visible in the backdrop. Leonardo used a pyramid design to install

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    April 15‚ 1452 in the Tuscan hill town of Vinci‚ was born with no surname his full name being "Leonardo di ser Piero da Vinci"‚ meaning "Leonardo‚ son of (Mes)ser Piero from Vinci." Little is known of Leonardo’s early up bringing besides him spending his first five years of life in the household of his father‚ grandparents and uncle‚ Francesco‚ in the small town of Vinci. His father had married a sixteen-year-old girl named Albiera‚ who admired and loved Leonardo but died an early death having a strong

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    started to reject the ideas of the church. Previously almost all pictures had to do with religion but this changed and is shown in two works in the Italian Renaissance. They are The School of Athens‚ by Raphael‚ and in The Last Supper‚ by Leonardo da Vinci. Taking a first glimpse of The School of Athens by Raphael‚ you will see that there is humanism everywhere. You can tell that it was planned carefully‚ and portrayed something meaningful to the artist. In the painting The School of

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