(Don't read this first part) Luckily, there's the little green book on my bed with those ideas.
Next time, specifiy who Leonardo was. There's a lot of Leos out there. But, if you were trying to be obvious...
Other than painting, he was pretty much a scientist as well. If it would creep you out, he had to learn anatomy in order to paint, and to him, that meant asking people to dig up corpses for him to study the insides of people.
With an idea, he was an inventor. As millions of people in the world at that time thought, he always wanted to defy human logic. He tried to find ways to fly, generally, and came up with ideas like the aerial screw or what is today the helicopter. Even though his aviation-related inventions didn't go so well, his ideas helped the world create flying techniques with his blueprints.
There is no such famous painting. Raphael's School of Athens has Michelangelo in the middle, but no Leonardo.
Yes he did. He considered sculpting to be superior to painting.
Painting, sculpting and architecture.
When Michelangelo was younger his father wanted him to be a merchant, but Michelangeo went towards his artistic ability instead. He mastered the 4 different types of art: Painting, Architecture, Sculpture, and Poetry and left a great legacy.
Oil painting and mural painting (al fresco and al secco).
painting
illusions
1488
There is no such famous painting. Raphael's School of Athens has Michelangelo in the middle, but no Leonardo.
Yes he did. He considered sculpting to be superior to painting.
There is no Michelangelo painting 'The Angel'. His famous 'Angel' sculpture is part of 'Arc of St Dominic' in Bologna, Italy.
Painting, sculpting and architecture.
Ghirlandaio
In Florence.
What renaissance values are embodied in this painting?
When Michelangelo was younger his father wanted him to be a merchant, but Michelangeo went towards his artistic ability instead. He mastered the 4 different types of art: Painting, Architecture, Sculpture, and Poetry and left a great legacy.
Michelangelo's most famous poem is "The Divine Comedy" by Dante Alighieri, not Michelangelo. Michelangelo was a renowned artist, sculptor, and architect known for works like the Sistine Chapel ceiling and the statue of David.