During the renaissance there were a lot of different artist coming up. The renaissance art is the painting, sculpture and decorative arts of that period of European history known as the renaissance, emerging as a distinct style in Italy in about 1400,The during renaissance such as Invention of the first mechanical clock, Invention of scales for weighing, First golf ball was invented Invention of the trigger for gun, The first piano called the Spinet invented, Oil painting was invented Hoisting gear invented in Florence, Lenses for near-sighted people invented by Nicholas of Cusa Invention of the Printing press by Gutenberg, Drypoint …show more content…
Their houses were small palaces or villas. They would go to banquets and eat things like soup, wine and meat. Soups were really expensive. There were 70 French types of soups that they ate. The renaissance began in Italy at the end of the fourteenth centuries it became an era of many culture. Weddings took the custom from medieval italy. It was also the golden age of pomp celebration as the wealthy attempted to outdo each other in public display. These were mainly famous for their art and culture. Many famous poets had belonged to this era like Ludovico Ariosto, Poliziano, Marsilio Ficino, Matteo Maria Boiardo and Luigi Pulci. Italian writers and poets had made several contributions to the world of literature during this period.The Italian Renaissance still had much in common with earlier times in Europe, it also began much that we still find in our modern world. So many achievements of the Renaissance have since been surpassed and yet others remain untouchable. Michelangelo’s David and Leonardo’s Mona Lisa are perhaps admired even more today than when they were created, centuries ago.As Europe transformed from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance, the daily life of the average person changed as well. People began to enjoy more luxuries, nicer clothes, finer foods, and the arts. There were more craftsmen, artisans, and merchants who developed into a middle class of people who had money, but who weren't nobles or