Renaissance Artists

[Buslady]

Gotcha, I went and searched for ren artists and found the one about Donatello...
whoever wrote it didn't get it accurate, dont like when people aren't accurate but oh well.
I've only seen one Raphael piece at the Getty Museum. Can't take photos dang it.... it was a portrait of a price somethingorother...

Originally Posted by Scienctific freak

Donatello did not know about the artists during the High Renaissance because he was in the earlier part of the Renaissance. He lived from 1375 (?) until mid-1400s. The other three were in the the 1500s. Raphael, Michelangelo, and Leonardo da Vinci all knew each other. They were in competition with each other. Michelangelo lived through the next art period...early 1600s.

Michelangelo--sculptor, artitect, poet, and painter. But he wanted to be known as a sculptor rather than a painter

Raphael--painter

Leonardo--renaissance man. I have seen his notebooks in my university's library. If you can read backwards Italian.....I highly recommend people to look at them.

In Raphael's School of Athens....the artists of the High Renaissance are placed in there by Raphael. Everyone's challenge is to look at it and try to identify the artists in the painting. I know the answers.

[Cascadia]

Donatello helped to bring the way of sculptoring out of the dark ages. He methods are still being used today.

http://www.geocities.com/college_eq/renaissance.html a current project that I am working on.

[Savanti Romero]

The Namesakes picture is great! That's a cool page Scientific Freak, Leonardo and the rest were incredible artists. Just imagine how they would have drawn the Turtles.

Boticelli! That's it. My teacher said she would have chosen that name instead of Donatello. In our text books there are works from Mike, Raph, Leo, and Boti but not Don.

*Leonardo leads, Boticelli does machines, Raphael is cool but rude, Michelangelo is a party dude!*

[Cascadia]

my textbooks have works by Donatello....

I am happy that you like my ongoing project. If anyone can contribute items to it, that would be great and appreciated.