What are the representative painters of the Renaissance?
1. Da Vinci
Da Vinci was born in Leonardo di ser Piero da Vinci； (Italian: Leonardo di Serpiero da Vinci; April 15, 1452-May 2, 1519), a famous Italian painter and scientist, together with Raphael and Michelangelo, was also called the three outstanding figures of the Italian Renaissance, and was also one of the representatives of the whole European Renaissance.
He is a knowledgeable and versatile scholar, and has made remarkable achievements in painting, music, architecture, mathematics, geometry, anatomy, physiology, zoology, botany, astronomy, meteorology, geology, geography, physics, optics, mechanics, invention and civil engineering.
All his scientific research achievements are kept in his manuscript, which has about 15, pages. Einstein thought that if Leonardo da Vinci's scientific research achievements were published at that time, science and technology could be advanced by half a century.
at the age of 15, he studied in Florence, grew up to be a painter and sculptor with scientific literacy, and became a military engineer and architect. He graduated from the Italian Institute of Technology in 1482 and became a famous Italian architect and painter. He conducted creative and research activities in the noble court, and since 1513 he has been wandering in Rome and Florence.
He lived in France in p>1516, and the asteroid 3 was named "Leonardo". The most famous work is Mona Lisa, which is now one of the three treasures of the Louvre in Paris.
2. Raffaello Santi
Raffaello Santi (1483-152), whose full name is Raffaello Sanzio da Urbino, is often called Raphael, a famous Italian painter and the youngest of the "Three Masters after the Renaissance", representing the peak that artists can achieve in the cause of ideal beauty during the Renaissance.
He is gentle and elegant, and has created a large number of Madonna statues. His works fully embody tranquility, coordination, harmony, symmetry and perfect and quiet order.
Raphael was born in urbino at 3 am on Good Friday in p>1483? [2]? . His father, Giovanni Sansi (another translation: Giovanni Santi di Pietro), is an unknown painter. After his only son was born, he was named Raphael and insisted on being raised by the child's mother (Maggia di Batista di Nijira Ciara).
Therefore, Raphael in his childhood was influenced by his parents' family environment and developed good behavior habits, but he was not influenced by the vulgar and barbaric ways of poor families.
3. Michelangelo Buonarroti
Michelangelo Buonarroti (March 6, 1475—February 18, 1564), also translated as "Michelangelo", was a great Italian painter, sculptor, architect and poet in the Renaissance, the representative of the highest peak of sculpture art in the Renaissance, and was called the three masters after the Renaissance together with Raphael and Leonardo da Vinci.
his father is Lodovico di Leonardo di Buonarroti di Simoni, and his mother's name is Piero Della Francesca di Neri del mini ATO di Siena.
He pursued the perfection of art all his life and insisted on his own artistic ideas. He died in Rome in 1564. His style influenced artists for almost three centuries.
Asteroid 31 was named after him to show the respect of future generations. Romain rolland wrote the biography of Michelangelo, which is included in Who's Who. Michelangelo is the author of David and Genesis.
4. Piero della Francesca
Piero della Piero Della Francesca (1416-1416-1417—Sansepolcro, 1492-1-12): a famous Italian painter in the early Renaissance. Among the second generation of humanistic painters in the Italian Renaissance, Piero Della Francesca is an iconic representative.
His works wonderfully explain art, geometry and a high-level complex cultural system-including theology, philosophy and social reality. Both his life and his works show the knowledge and spiritual value of his time, and also condense the influence of tradition and modernity, religion and humanities, rationality and aesthetics on him.
5. ghiberti
The main bronze sculptor in the early Italian Renaissance. At the age of 4, he has become a great artist, and together with Donatello and Nanni di Banco, he laid the foundation for the new sculpture art style of the Italian Renaissance. Ghiberti admired classical art, and his works were both beautiful and lyrical, and he also had the skill of carving gold ornaments in his early days, so the characters were lifelike.
No matter its early international Gothic style or its works during the Renaissance, it is well-proportioned and elegant, which is praised and imitated by artists of the same generation and future generations.
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