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Leonardo da vinci is considered the 'Father of the Renaissance'.Answer 2:No, Leonardo was considered the typical Renaissance man. He stands in the middle of the Renaissance, not at the start.Giotto di Bondone was called the father of the Renaissance. Nobody has ever called Leonardo this. (Except the above misguided answerer.)
Paola Di Giammaria has written: 'Girolamo Muziano' -- subject(s): Criticism and interpretation, Renaissance Painting
Leonardo da Vinci is considered the 'Father of the Renaissance'.Answer 2:No, Leonardo was considered the typical Renaissance man. He stands in the middle of the Renaissance, not at the start.Giotto di Bondone was called the father of the Renaissance. Nobody has ever called Leonardo this. (Except the above misguided answerer.)
Guido di Pietro, the Italian artist, passed away on February 18, 1455. He was part of the early Renaissance movement.
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he caused the main force for technological advancement in the east
Do you mean men from the Renaissance?Literature (English):Ben JonsonWilliam ShakespeareArts:Filippo BrunelleschiMasaccioDonato di Niccolò di Betto Bardi (Donatello)Piero della FrancescaAndrea MantegnaSandro BotticelliRapaelLeonardo da ViciMichaelangeloPoliticsMachiavelliMany of the MedicisSciencesNicolaus CopernicusTycho BraheJohannes KeplerGalileoNewton
Giovanni Maria Zerbinati has written: 'Croniche di Ferrara' -- subject(s): Cities and towns, Renaissance, History, Renaissance Cities and towns
Gianni Volpe has written: 'Francesco di Giorgio' -- subject(s): Architecture, Architecture, Renaissance, Buildings, structures, Criticism and interpretation, Renaissance Architecture
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