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... , where they work and live. Painters were now being supported through patrons, who were wealthy merchants who bought the paintings and sold them.There were many people involved such as Francesco Petrarch. He was a scholar and a poet who studied and wrote about Ancient Rome. Giotto was the first painter to paint what objects and people really look like. Dante was another ... ...
... the content. More and more artists were learning humanism. Humanism is a study of human beings, and human beings are treated as innocent by birth. The very first great humanist was Francesco Petrarca, he was referred to as Petrarch. He was born in Arezzo, and he also lived in Avignon, Bologna, and Montpelier (Textbook). He was a traveler himself. He believed in classical ... ...
... sprung from the possible identifications of who this woman could be. Though it is still unclear, scholars believe, with some uncertainty, that the woman is Lisa Gherardini, the wife of Francesco del Giocondo, but there is a strong lack of evidence to support this. Although the woman has traditionally been identified as Lisa del Giocondo, a shortage of evidence has produced other theories ... ...
... unfinished at his death. Leonardo died in his home in France on May 2, 1519. His notebooks and paintings passed into the possession of his favorite student and long-time friend Francesco de Melzi, who had traveled to France with Leonardo in 1516. Interestingly, while we know that Leonardo was buried in the palace church, we no longer know where his grave ... ...
... of the famous painting consists in the detailed background which disappears in the misty atmosphere, the perfect portrayed Mona Lisa and of course her hypnotically smile. It is supposed, that Francesco di Bartolommeo del Giocondo, one of the noblest citizen of Florence, ordered to Leonardo a portrait of his third wife Lisa di Antonio Maria Gherardini. Leonardo started to work at this ... ...
... not in Amboise on May 1, 1519, so he couldn't be in Amboise the day after. His notebooks and paintings were passed on to his favorite student and long-time friend Francesco de Melzi, who had traveled to France with Leonardo in 1516. An interesting fact is that, while we know that Leonardo was buried in the palace church, we no longer ... ...
