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Sandro Botticelli was born in Florence, Italy soemthime between 1444 and 1446 and his name was Alessandro di Mariano Filipepi. Botticelli was a nickname that was given to him by a his older brother. Sandro went to the master painter Fra Filippo Lippi when he was sixteen years old where he learned to portray feminine beauty. Sandro is also thought to have worked with Antonio Poppaiulol who was a painter and a sculptor where he learned to portray the body in motion. Sandro set up his own studio around

but then he started recognizing himself as a painter and not as a person that works with precious stones. After discovering his real passion, Botticelli became was a famous painter of the Florentine school during the renaissance. Sandro’s master was Lippi, he thought the painter how to on wood panel, how to paint perspective, inspired Botticelli’s pale colors… By 25 years old, Botticelli was a master. He was being paid

ogre that lives in a swamp in the middle of an enchanted forest. The story follows his adventures along with his family and friends in Far Far Away. I chose this animated movie because gives us the opportunity to discuss the ideas proposed by Rosina Lippi-Green in her 1997’s publication, where she discusses the way animated films expose children to different stereotypes through language and looks. In her 1997’s study, she presents the idea that some stereotypes are inevitable, yet, whether they have

‘eavesdropper’ who happens to overhear what the Duke is saying, but whose confidence is vital for the poet. Thus, the dramatic monologue, as created by Browning demands not only ‘gaze’ at the duke, but also ‘introspection’. Throughout the poem, Fra Lippo Lippi, Browning seems to be engaging in a dialogue with the Church regarding celibacy—both in the artistic and sexual sense. The main theme concerns art, the strict sense in which the church views artistic pursuits and products is similar to the way it requires

Botticelli was able to master these techniques due to being taught by another prominent Renaissance artist, Filippo Lippi. First, there is a lot of detail. For example, there are hundreds of different types of flowers and leaves in the meadow. Upon looking closely at the clothing of the different characters, one can see the immense detail used by Botticelli in the tassels

fertility in their masterpieces, although Botticelli certainly did in his piece La Primavera. Botticelli, an artist during the early piece of the Renaissance, was an artist unlike any seen before. Botticelli was trained under the apprenticeship of Filippo Lippi, who was a famous Medici, or a member of a political dynasty or family with much power during the Renaissance. Individualism, classical naturalism, and scientific naturalism were all important aspects of the Renaissance time period, which helped it

The earliest depiction of food can be seen to originate from the Roman and Ancient Greece during the Middle Ages, where food was an aesthetic experience for refined taste. By the fifteenth century, artists were influenced and captivated by the culture of antiquity and began to illustrate objects such as food and utensils. By depicting food the artist was able to demonstrate their observation skill, compositional skill, the use of lighting technique, color usage, and etc. The still-life artwork also

the “House of Medici”. It has been noted that the Medici’s asked Botticelli to paint The Birth of Venus for them, as a Medici cousin, Lorenzo de’ Medici was a friend of Botticelli. Sandro Botticelli was an apprentice under a Medici artist, Filippo Lippi. Botticelli’s studio was actually inside the Medici palace. Due to his workspace within the Medici palace he eventually became friends with Lorenzo de’ Medici. The piece, The Birth of Venus definitely fit into the new liberal ideas of the Renaissance

1. Analyze and discuss the different ways the artists have used the visual elements such as color, contrast, balance – etc. In “The Birth of Venus,” Botticelli uses color to enhance the visual elements of the painting. He is able to create incredible space and depth which enhances the message of the painting. Venus is the focal point of the painting because she is the center of attention. In “The Dream,” Rousseau uses color to create a common theme. He uses dark greens to create a realistic jungle

He used atmospheric perspective in, ‘ The Tribute Money, ‘ using a foreground, middleground, and background. Atmospheric perspective can be seen in many different piece sued by many different artists, just a few being, ‘ Madonna and Child,’ by Fra Lippi, ‘ The Delivery of the Keys,’ by Perugino, ‘ Annunciation,’ by da Vinci, and ‘ The Last Supper,’ by da Vinci. Atmospheric perspective is a huge part of the high renaissance, and can be clearly seen used by so many artists. Masaccio was part of the