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…colours and basically for the fun of it, but there was a really intriguing pattern. It is amazing how something this complex can be so perfectly symmetrical. Question 3 If ever asked if you know who Leonardo da Vinci is you would surely think about one of his…

…to produce a mass arrangement of fine art. With the influential works of leadings sculptors like Donatello, the realism of paints portrayed by Botticelli and Giotto, and Leondardo Da Vinci's style to create futuristic objects, art came to be more lifelike…

…enough to use as chapels. Bramante must in any case have been interested in the problems of complex central plans, since it can hardly be a coincidence that Leonardo da Vinci began to produce a treatise on architecture the so-called Ms. B, which deals almost…

…he could gain inspiration from the famous painters there, including Michaelangelo and Leonardo de Vinci. As soon as he got to Florence he started to paint the famous painting, The Madonna of the Golden Finch. The Madonna of the Golden Finch became one…

…of this artist. Such artists that come to mind are Leonardo Di Vinci, Michelangelo Buonarroti, Raphael, Vincent Van Gogh, and Monet. These great people who were masters of late renaissance art, classicism and impressionism gave their lives to art, taking nothing…

…, a minor artist. Urbino is where Raphael spent his youth. At Federico's court, Raphael was introduced to the works of such artists as Paolo Uccello, Melozzo da Forlí, and Francesco di Giorgio, as well as the Flemish artists Hieronymus Bosch and Joos van Gent…

…, a minor artist. Urbino is where Raphael spent his youth. At Federico's court, Raphael was introduced to the works of such artists as Paolo Uccello, Melozzo da Forlí, and Francesco di Giorgio, as well as the Flemish artists Hieronymus Bosch and Joos van Gent…

…to the artistic triumphs of Michelangelo and da Vinci: In Italy for thirty years under the Borgias they had warfare, terror, murder, bloodshed - but they produced Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, and the Renaissance. In Switzerland they had brotherly love, 500 years…

…to emulate previous artists and develop a highly personal interpretation of art, keeping within the general concepts of their predecessors. Although capturing nature and the psychology of the subject used was very important to Mannerist artists, such as Jacopo Da…

…Leonardo’s began when his father moved to Florence as the procurator of the Convent of St. Martire in 1469. There, Leonardo worked in the legendary “workshop” of Andrea del Verrocchio. He worked together with Perugino, Botticelli, Ghirlandalo…