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Renaissance
Renaissance ART
David is a white marble sculpture 5.17 meters high and weighing 5,572 kilograms, made by Michelangelo Buonarroti between 1501 and 1504, the sculpture represents the biblical King David in the moment before confronting Goliath.
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The Moses is a white marble sculpture commissioned in 1505, made in 1513-1536, and retouched in 1592,
centered on the biblical figure of Moses originally conceived for the tomb of Pope Julius II in St. Peter's Basilica
The "vitruvio man" 1490 It shows man man inside a cube and a circle, it explaines how human proportions are and how could it fit inside a geometric form.
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La Gioconda, also known as Mona Lisa, is one of the most emblematic portraits in the history of painting. Painted by Leonardo Da Vinci in the 16th century
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What is Renaissance?
Renaissance is the period in which people from 13th-16th century started to get interest in Roman and Greek culture; Architecture, art, philosophy, etc.
The term Renaissance comes from the word Rebirth, it is means that you reborn because they got interest again in culture from many centuries ago
The word "Renaissance" comes from french. The first person to use the term "Renaissance" was the french historian Jules Michelet in 19th century.
It all started in Florence, Italy. People often refer to Da Vinci and Michelangelo as the fathers of the Renaissance
It emphasized 5 main things, Science, Art, Literature, Philosophy and Humanism, which will be talked about later.
It is refered to as the "Classic period", meaning they used classical technology and studied classical methods.
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Analysis of art
"La escuela de atenas" 
This piece of art have a bunch of different expects, such as the colors in it, in dose times there was coupe of colors that were to expensive , one of this was the color blue. The color blue appears in different parts of the paint. The paint was ask by pope Julio the second and shows de value of the scientific thinking and the true of the nature.
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