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    Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni was one of the greatest artists that bloomed from the Renaissance. Not only was he a master of painting and sculpting‚ but he also was a poet‚ engineer‚ and an architect. Through his incredible works‚ Michelangelo revived ancient Greek and Roman art styles merged with some of his own to create monumental art. The great artist was able to recover lost interest in art and architecture during this time of learning. He changed the perception of others through

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    Leonardo Da Vinci is if not the most popular artist in the world‚ one of the most popular artists in the world. He was one of the greatest masters of the High Renaissance he was most known as a painter‚ sculptor‚ architect‚ engineer‚ and scientist. He helped people with scientific research and artistic revival‚ his scientific studies in the fields of anatomy‚ optics‚ and hydraulic helped us exceed in many of the developments of modern science. Even at a young age Leonardo was showing his profound

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    anything he’s accomplished in his life. He is a very proud and hardworking man. Even now‚ at 60 years old‚ he works harder than most 20-year-olds do. As a father he has always told us‚ “Nothing is handed to you; everything you have must be earned.” Leonardo Alonzo Junior was the firstborn child of Teresa Cisneros‚ a migrant worker‚ and Leonard Alonzo‚ a truck driver. He was born on April 9th‚ 1956 in a ranch called Los Quiyotes near his hometown of Laredo‚ Texas. His mother developed diabetes at a

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    become one of the most known statues in the entire world of art. Michelangelo represented David in courageous typical nudity‚ seizing the tension of Lysippan athletes and the emotionalism of Hellenistic statuary. The statue represents the Biblical hero David‚ a favorite topic in the art of Florence. Standing 17’ high‚ made in 1501-1504 from one block of marble left over from abandoned commission on page 499 in the textbook. When Michelangelo first started sculpting the David‚ he was given a piece of damaged

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    During this research of Leonardo da Vinci that a lot of people may have not known about him. Such as his involvement in many different categories. The research includes his contributions in art‚ military engineering‚ painting‚ philosophy and his personal life. Leonardo Da Vinci is debatably one of the most‚ if not the most famous renaissance artists to ever live‚ but he wasn’t only an artist. Art for Da Vinci was simply just another pastime. Like he stated in a letter to the duke of Milan "I can

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    Leonardo’s Unprecedented Work in Science Leonardo da Vinci was a skilled artist of the Renaissance. He was the painter of several masterpieces that are well-known to this day including the famous “Mona Lisa” and “The Last Supper.” However‚ these famous art pieces are not all that da Vinci is remembered for. Along with being a creative artist‚ Leonardo da Vinci was also an innovative scientist. Leonardo’s unprecedented work in science was apparent in both his studies of anatomy and his various

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    and a change from the dark ages. It was an optimistic time where human productivity was at its finest. Leonardo da Vinci and Andrea del Verrocchio are famous artists who were influenced by the Renaissance. They began painting the Annunciation in 1472 and finished it three years later in 1475. It should be noted that the painting is meant to be viewed from the the right and a little below. Leonardo da Vinci’s Annunciation represented the effects of the Renaissance. The artwork showed the changes of

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    world of reality has its limits the world of imagination is boundless." By this‚ Rousseau indicates that without imagination‚ life would not be as ideal as it is now. As a result‚ a person who has no imagination in his life is dull. Two inventors‚ Leonardo da Vinci and Nikola Tesla through their inventions both men made significant contributions to the quality of man’s life. Because of their unique imagination‚ they produced numerous devices we currently could not live without. Although they were both

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    Artists have inspired many people to create art in various forms and ways to express different moods for many years. For years‚ artists all around the world have become legacies due to their fine art collections. Both Michelangelo and Hieronymus Bosch are incredible European artists who have influenced many people with their famous jaw-breaking paintings (The Last Judgment and The Garden of Earthly Delights). These two artists share similar characteristics with knowledge in painting and influences

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    Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti‚ along with Leonardo da Vinci‚ is considered to be the foundation of the Renaissance Florentine art. He has such an amazing artistic ability and eye for detail. The detail he put in to the Sistine Chapel is incredible. It is a flawless remarkable work of art. He labored hard exhausting years into painting the chapel. The Sistine Chapel is one of the most famous and inspiring works of art in the fifteenth century. Before Michelangelo painted the Sistine Chapel

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