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Donatello
Amro-Atys
Donato, who was always called Donatello by his friends and relatives, was born in Florence in the year 1383, and produced many works in his youth. the first thing that caused him to be known was an Annunciation carved in stone for the church of S. Croce in Florence. For the same church he made a crucifix of wood, which he carved with extraordinary patience; and when it was done, thinking it a very fine piece of work, he showed it to Filippo that he might have his opinion upon it. Donatello made his figures in such a way that in the room where he worked they did not look half as well as when they were put in their places. It was so with the S. Mark, which in company with Filippo he undertook for the joiners. For the facade of S. Maria del Fiore he made also four figures, two of which were portraits from life, one young Francesco Soderini, and the other Giovanni de Barduccio Cherichini, which is now called the Zuccone, the bald man. In the houses of the Martelli are many works done by Donatello, and among them a David three braccia high, with many other things given to that family out of his love and devotion, particularly a S. John in high relief worked in marble, a most rare thing, belonging now to the heirs of Ruberto Martelli, who left command that it should never be pledged or sold or given away, under heavy penalties, in testimony of the kindness shown them by Donatello.
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Leonardo Da Vinci achived many things. he was a Painter, Sculpture, Architect, Engineer,and a Scientist. He had one of the finest minds of this century. He was born in 1452 in the town of Vinci,Italy. He later moved to Florence, Italy when he was 15 with his father. He studied Anatomy, Astronomy, Botany, and Geology. He was the creator of the Mono Lisa. His notebooks contained plans for hundreds of machines and amazing drawings of the human body parts and their functions. He was left handed and often wrote backwards. His dream was for humans to fly. He drew the Tank and Helicopter as well as the Parachute. He then spent his last 3 years of life in France and died there in 1519 at the age of 67.
The Renaissance began in Italy. It led to an explosions of new art, science, architecture, literature, and ideas. The Church preserved advanced learning. During the medieval era, the study of Religion and after life dominated the Scholars. In the Renaissance era the Scholars paid much more attention to the human experience. Italy was the heart of the Renaissance. The study of Humanists. History, Literature, Fine Arts and Philosophy flourished. Renaissance thinkers had a wide range in curiosity. Great Thinkers of the Renaissance included Galileo who was an Astronomer, Mathematician, and Physicist. Leonardo DA Vinci who was a ,Sculpture, Architect, Engineer, and Scientist. As well as Michaelangelo who was a Sculpture, Painter Architect and a Painter.
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