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Made by mixing powdered pigmants with linseed or walnut oil. They dried slowly giving the artist more time to make corrections.
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Belief that humans should be able to think freely about the world and have curiosity. It was in confilict with the Church's teaching and caused an uproar.
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Made by sculpter and artist Filippo Brunelleschi. Largest built stracutre since the Pantheon.
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A mathematical system for representing 3D space ona flat surface. Developed by Filipp Brunelleschi.
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Donatello, one of Italy's best sculptors, made David for the Medici for their palace in Flourence. David was one of the first bronze sculptures since the ancient Roman times.
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The shift in artistic style and objectives giving rise to what is commanly knows as the high Renaissance. Some of the high Renaissance's artists were Leonardo, Michelangelo and Titan.
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Painted by Adoration of the Shepherds wil oil paint. Mary, Joseph, the shepards, and an angel are pointing the attention to baby Jesus.
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Leonardo da Vinci was an Itallian painter, sculptor, architecht, engineer and scientist. Leonardo's inventiveness, writings and artistry demonstrate the complexity of his genius.
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Michelangelo was the self-taught artist hired to paint the Sistine Chapel's celieng for Pope Julius II. Michelangleo's Sistine Chapel represents the summit of his achievement.
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Originally part of an alterpiece. Made by Hans von Kulmbach.