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    world to the masses. Artists like Leonardo Da vinci were born out of this kind of thinking‚ Leonardo Da vinci was obsessed with the anatomy of humans animals and plants alike. His obsession grew and he started to delve into things like researching the nature of flight. He would draw schematics and sort of blueprints of nature and began to document the world artistically and scientifically. Another artist born out of this school of thought was Michelangelo. Michelangelo was mainly a sculptor but was more

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    paintbrush for paintings like “Sistine Cherubs” or “The School of Athens”? Raffaello Sanzio da Urbino was this famous Italian artist. He was admired by how much clarity was in his paintings as well as visual achievement. Together with Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo‚ he formed the traditional trinity of great masters of the High Renaissance period. Not only was Raphael a painter but he was also a famous architect. The Loggia of Psyche in Rome‚ Italy is one of his famous works. Raphael was born

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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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    Princely Courts of the Early Renaissance Italian Renaissance princely courts were expected to be opulent‚ therefore‚ there were no the sumptuary restrictions to follow. Wealthy aristocrats like Cosimo de’ Medici were not allowed to openly display their wealth. Princely wealth was attained through conquest rather than through mercenary endeavors‚ and an open display of splendor reflected to the common people the ruler’s power and reinforced their belief that the state was a healthy entity. The

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    The Renaissance

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    renaissance was a time of the great scientist and artist Leonardo da Vinci. The word renaissance translates from French to English into “rebirth”‚ that is just what Europe did at this time they went from being ignorant and dimwitted to inventing some of the world’s greatest inventions. Examples of these great inventions were the Ornithoper flying machine‚ the armored car‚ the giant crossbow and the 8 barreled machine gun and these were just from Leonardo da Vinci‚ unfortunately these were just prototypes

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    The Italian Renaissance was a period of great achievement that produced very influential masterworks that directly affects society today. The masterworks created by the genius artists during this time period are all greatly influenced by the philosophy of Humanism. Humanism of the Italian Renaissance was an education reform based off the idea that humans are the primary importance and centered on human’s values‚ capacities‚ and worth (Eugenio 534). This theory gives the knowledge necessary for

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    prevalent during the Gothic age‚ transitioning to the Renaissance period. Artist across Europe were influenced by the distinct styles of the two time periods‚ and it is apparent in many sculptures and paintings by famous artists such as Giotto and Michelangelo. The two consecutive art eras‚ are based around religion and the church; many of the paintings and sculptures that are staple pieces of the Gothic age and Renaissance period are either architecture‚ paintings‚ or sculptures used for religious purposes

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    the Vatican Church orthodox way of thought and caused such controversy for fear it would bring the fall of Florence which concluded with a bloody war for the right to question the power of the Church. The Medici brought great minds with them like Leonardo Da Vinci and Galileo Galilei. The Medici Renaissance as its own rebirth also gave the birth‚ or rather the force that pushed for the Scientific Revolution. At the early heights of the Medici Empire‚ Lorenzo De Medici‚ came on to power at the death

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    arts including sculptures‚ writings‚ and paintings. Humanism art showcased realism and the human form‚ and sculpture helped to emphasize that. A sculpture done in 1504 by Michelangelo was called David. This masterpiece illustrates true humanity as the sculpture is of a nude man. Another significant sculpture by Michelangelo is La Pieta. The sculpture is of a woman‚ sitting down holding a man in her arms. The woman has an abundance of clothing on‚ while the man is barely clothed. The sculpture is

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    for the artistic treasures produced in painting‚ architecture‚ and sculptures. The period had works provided by Leonardo da Vinci whom painted the Mona Lisa‚ the Last Supper‚ Vitruvian Man‚ his self portrait. Leonardo da Vinci was known as the Renaissance man because he could do so many things well. He was a painter‚ architect‚ inventor‚ scientist‚ poet‚ musician‚ and teacher. Michelangelo is known for his works of the Statue of David (a sculpture)‚ painting of the ceiling in the Sistine Chapel‚ and

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