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I think of Raphael as an amazing artist who would make things that seemed impossible looked really easy. It´s fascinating that he started what he loved at a very young age he was an apprentice when he was eleven. At that time he was already being compared to some of the best artist of the time. Michelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci said said what the like the most about Raphael is how many paintings he has done. I liked how his career fell naturally into three different phases and styles. Raphael artwork

Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper is a masterpiece painting created during the Renaissance in the late fourteenth century. The Last Supper was commissioned by Duke Ludovico Sforza for the refectory of monastery of Santa Maria delle Grazie in Milan. Leonardo painted this masterpiece by using oil/tempera mix and then adding it to drywall. Da Vinci designed it this way because he wanted the painting to have the look of an oil painting. It began to wear off within his lifespan. In this painting, Leonardo

LEONARDO DA VINCI One of the most famous artists of the Italian Renaissance was Leonardo da Vinci. Da Vincis work in art and science made him well known. Leonardo da Vincis personal life and relationships greatly effected his art. Leonardo was born in Anchiano on April, 15,1452. Da Vincis parents were Piero Frusino di Antonio da Vinci and Caterina da Vinci. As a youth Leonardo was raised in the country where he found hi love for nature. Verochio who was Leonardo's employer took him in as his

Unfinished works convey certain meanings about the individual who made it. The lack of finishing the work is sometimes intentional, like Michelangelo’s work named “The Awakening Slave” and his other famous statues. In Michelangelo’s case, by not finishing his work, he conveyed to his audience the struggle of mankind. Since the statue is underneath unfinished carved pieces of stone, it appears that the man in the statue is bearing the weight of the stone. Since Michelangelo and other artists have

Leonardo the Vinci’s prominences, fame, and notability had a considerable amount of influence on his work and inventions. There is no doubt that Leonardo had dozens of sources, and references at his disposal. With his burgeoning talent, his father’s status and wealth, working with substantial masters from his time, and his afflictions with royalty. These factors must’ve had important influences on his approaches on aberrant studies. Piero Fruosino di Antonio da Vinci, Leonardo da Vinci’s father

For example in his painting “ The Last Supper” and in previous paintings that were the exact same it is very clear not just which is better but also you can just tell how much of the details are actually there. Although Leonardo also just wanted his painting to be scientifically correct, it just so happened that his paintings came out more precise than others for the simple reason that Leonardo needed to have his paintings scientifically correct. Leonardo was and still is to this very day one of

famous for his law of gravitation; was instrumental in the scientific revolution of the 17th century. However, Da Vinci was a leading artist and intellectual of the Italian Renaissance who's known for his enduring works “The Last Supper” and “Mona Lisa”. He epitomized the humanist spirit of his age. When people speak of a “Renaissance man”, Leonardo da Vinci is invariably who they mean. He, for sure, deserves to be considered the greatest scientist or engineer of the Renaissance. What he did was

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Objective: Michelangelo best represents the Renaissance period due to his artistic abilities that exemplified individualism through his extraordinary ability to showcase emotion and great skill in his artwork which enlightened people. Experience: 1475-1488 Caprese, Italy He is raised by a foster mother. The mother dies when he is six years old. He did have anyone to look up to, so he quit school

Nineteen Twenty It has long been popular for figure-makers to represent in pottery, famous individuals of previous eras, either real or imaginary. The mass produced chimney-pieces of Staffordshire often illustrated heroes and villains of the day. The Chelsea and Bow figure makers, if not depicting dainty shepherds and shepherdesses, found inspiration in deities and allegories of classical antiquity. Charles Vyse chose his modern subjects from people who were unaffected by the aesthetic values and