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Two Mona Lisas

Regarding the final chapter on Da Vinci, we finally get to talk about the Mona Lisa, and you might have been eagerly waiting for this moment. Today, I won't elaborate on the artistic achievements of this painting; instead, I want to tell you that its…

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“The Great Prophet” Leonardo da Vinci

"The Great Prophet" Leonardo da Vinci Leonardo da Vinci cannot be easily categorized or defined. While he achieved immense artistic accomplishments, he was merely an "amateur painter." His contributions to science were enormous, with many of his designs not realized during his time, yet they…

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Understanding European History Through Art

Understanding European History Through Art The histories of European countries are not linear developments but rather complex and intertwined. The territories and rulers of each country have continuously changed over different periods. The political shifts can be likened to a tangled mess, resembling a story…

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Monteverdi: The First Internationally Renowned Composer

Today, I will introduce to you an important composer from the transitional period between the Renaissance and Baroque: Claudio Monteverdi. Monteverdi: The First Internationally Renowned Composer Claudio Monteverdi (1567–1643) was the first internationally recognized composer. Before him, musicians were mostly civil servants working for the…

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Outstanding Renaissance Composer: Palestrina

We will divide the content into two parts to give you an in-depth look at music during the Renaissance. Today's focus is on the musician Palestrina. Outstanding Renaissance Composer: Palestrina Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina (1525–1594) was one of the most distinguished composers of the Renaissance.…

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The Overcorrection of Renaissance Architecture

The Overcorrection of Renaissance Architecture Renaissance architecture is a style that emerged after Gothic architecture. It originated in Florence under the influence of Renaissance ideas, with its most obvious feature being the rejection of the medieval Gothic style and the promotion of the revival of…

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