architecture Featured The history of landscape in Italy (Villa Medici in Fiesole) The greatest architectural models that represent man and make him more relaxed mentally, physically, and even visually have been passed down through history.
biography Featured Witnessing The Renaissance "PART III :" Michelangelo Renaissance sculptor Artists have developed ideally in the Renaissance in Florence and have accomplished many international and artistic achievements. They developed their own abilities and sought to become talented men in painting, architecture, arts and poetry such as Michelangelo
art Witnessing The Renaissance "PART II": The Height of the Renaissance The Renaissance began in Florence and was at the height of its success during the reign of Lorenzo de 'Medici by the influence of the artistic trinity Leonardo Da Vinci, Raphael, and Michelangelo who enriched the Renaissance to its great impact.
history Featured Witnessing The Renaissance: The Founders Of The Renaissance Where science and art were considered a thing of heresy to the Church, they believed that these things were displays of insanity, atheism, and perversion. The artists of that era were the most humiliating to the church.
biography Verruccio: The Renaissance Teacher Who is the artist that many of his students managed to enter history because of him and who has a lot of credit for starting a new era of the Italian Renaissance
art The Artist Who Opened The Renaissance Art in the Middle Ages was the beginning of mental and scientific liberation in Europe and it seemed to people who possessed creativity, science and innovation such as Giotto di Bondone, who is considered the artist who opened the Renaissance.
renaissance Featured Florence: The Beginning of the European Renaissance Florence is considered the origin of the Renaissance and became famous throughout the world as a cradle of architecture with its many historical buildings and its rich monuments and museums, so it became famous as one of the most beautiful and important cities in the world .
