Search Essays

…it was first painted. Many consider this painting to be da Vinci’s most famous work. It is such a subtly crafted piece of classical beauty that people of all walks of life admire it. I wonder how a painting of this sort would be displayed? Definitely…

…and the letters. The only masters of one trade were those who took to the field, and knew only how to plant their specific crop. Da Vinci, the ultimate master of many trades even surpassing my dad, is famous for his paintings, writings, scientific theories…

…that the card or paper gets stuck sideways inside the blades. Left-handers sometimes slip naturally into mirror-writing flowing from right to left and perfectly readable to them (or to anyone with a mirror). Famous examples of this were Leonardo da Vinci and Lewis…

…of God's creation. On contrary, the Renaissance painters like the famous Leonardo da Vinci and Raphael, were more interested in the real people. They used linear perspective, balance, and a geometrical system that helped them to create an illusion of space…

…regulated by guild rules. While not a cultured intellect like Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo, Donatello was essentially a realist. Greatly influenced by antique art and Humanist theories, Donatello’s Humanist friends considered him a connoisseur…

…Renaissance with Leonardo da Vinci. Michelangelo affected the lives of many people. Michelangelo drawings, paintings, sculpturing, and architecture work is still very popular in today's society. Michelangelo will still be the most influential artist leading…

…the community. Some people involved in the Renaissance included Leonardo Da Vinci, Erasmus and Shakespeare. They valued reason and logic above all else. Rene Descartes summarizes all this in a key quote: “I think, therefore I am”. Although this is the situation…

…that the Holy Church has concealed for about two thousand years? The mystery and the wonderment that lies in people's faith and beliefs is more important than the facts that might prove them right or wrong. In "The Da Vinci Code" , the key characters have unswayable…

…Bardi, called Donatello, was one of the foremost sculptors of the Italian Renaissance. He was a master of both marble and bronze, and had knowledge of ancient sculpture. He was not a cultured intellect like Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo. Donatello…

…and pyramid structures came into use by Alberti, paintings were able to carry better-recognized religious ideas because the paintings became more transparent and more vivid in detail. Finally, artists in the high Renaissance such as Da Vinci, and Raphael developed…