Filippo Brunelleschi

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    would often pay for projects to solve the problems of their lives, or to bring the achievements of man to new and greater heights. Filippo Brunelleschi (1377 - 1446) would solve one of Florentine society 's greatest challenges; building a free-standing dome of the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, or the Duomo. By building upon the architecture of ancient Rome, Brunelleschi was able to use the pattern of individual bricks and masonry to construct this 37,000 ton puzzle, using more than…

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    in medieval times, brought the human form back. Music became more secular, not in the religious nature. Through videos by Peter Vidin and Printouts, a number of explorers, artist, and architectures such as Leonardo De Vinci, Michael Angelo, Filippo Brunelleschi, who changed the world, as we know it now. Specific people I think changing the world was Leonardo De Vinci. He was an artist, scientist, sculptor, architecture, and an engineer. He gave us painting such as the Mona Lisa, and the Last…

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    a thirty-year-old man, he began to have a baby face with emotional expression. This era also began to make use of colors. Instead of two-dimensional artwork like Gothic and Medieval, the Early Renaissance pieces started to become realistic. Filippo Brunelleschi, one of the popular artists during this time, discovered perspective, which facilitated in adding depth to pieces of work. Nudity was presented, which at the time was a precarious choice. Donatello’s David sculpture pushed the boundaries…

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    Leonardo da Vinci, Jan Van Eyck, Michelangelo, and Raphael captured in art the translation of the word Renaissance, meaning “rebirth” or “reawakening.” Throughout the period, from the late 14th century to the end of the 16th century, artists discovered new techniques and attributes of artistic design, as well as created many of the most famous and beloved sculptures and paintings of all time. As da Vinci commented, “A beautiful body perishes, but a work of art dies not.” Italy introduced…

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    Their interest in humanism would have them seek out artists to paint or sculpt classical figures such as Venus from Roman mythology or David from the Bible. They would also help with funding the construction of the Florence Cathedral dome by Filippo Brunelleschi. Santa Maria del Fiore was first built by Arnolfo di Cambio in 1367. This was because of the existing church at this time, Saint Reparata, outgrew its original location. They built Santa Maria del Fiore on top of…

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    enable them to create better paintings and sculptures. Some artists like Leonardo Da Vinci observed physicians in order to get a better understanding of the structure of the body. This would help them improve on fine tuning their human art. Filippo Brunelleschi was an architect who further studied math and made advances in it so as to design better buildings. The invention of printing in the Renaissance era allowed the spread of science to a wider audience and allowed scientists and artists to…

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    with the Rococo. Let's begin with the Renaissance. In Voorhies article, aptly named Europe and the Age of Exploration, the interchange of scientific ideas led to a profound change in art. The study of anatomy and optics influenced artists like Filippo Brunelleschi to dedicate the practice of linear perspective to his worked while Leonardo da Vinci began to portray his human subjects in a more realistic human form (Voorhies, 2002). The more relaxed yet vivacious manner in which religious figures…

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    be another great artist, but he was best known as making or inventing the bronze doors of Florence Baptistery, which was called by Michelangelo, another Italian sculpture, the Gates of Paradise. He was better than his biggest competition, Filippo Brunelleschi, another amazing artist but not as good as Donatello nor Ghiberti. Donatello from this point was said, Ghiberti and Donate grew a very good friendship. As Donatello grew his passion for sculpting and art, he went and traveled to Rome to…

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    Portrait of Queen Elizabeth 1 A1: Queen Elizabeth 1 stands proud on the globe like she has conquered the world. On the background there is sunshine on her right hand, but darkness and lightning on her left. Each side has what appears to be descriptive words for each side, however, I am unable to make out or understand the meaning. I see this as an indication that there are two sides to her personality, a bright side and a dark side. Her dress is fully adorned with what appears to be pearl,…

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    The Renaissance took place from the 14th century through the 16th century. It was known as a “rebirth”. European society was changed by the influences and many advancements that took place in arts, religion, trade, science and technology during this time period. The economy improved immensely during this time and the new middle class created a need for growth in many areas. The middle class people also had extra time to spend on educating themselves, exploring the arts and culture. As a result…

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