What is Sandro Botticelli's full name?

Answer 1

Sandro Botticelli was a very important painter of the renaissance. I just did a report on him. It might sound kind of weird because we had to pretend to be the person but this is how it went: Did you ever think someone so famous with over seven hundred painting could be forgotten? That's what happened to me, Allesandro di Marino Filipe. After my death in the fifteen hundreds I wasn't again know until four centuries later I was rediscovered by a group of painters in England. I was born in 14B.C and came from an upper class and religious family. Not a much is know about my childhood but some these are some things people know for sure. My dad was a tanner who is someone who converts animal skins into leather. My brother, Antonio, trained me as a goldsmith until I realized that I really wanted to be a painter. People also believe that my name, Botticelli, came from my brother. I received a fuller education then other Renaissance artists. At the age of fourteen I became and apprentice and just one year later I was already training with one of the people who influenced me a lot in my life, Filipo Lippi. As I mentioned earlier, I, Botticelli, painted over seven hundred paintings. Including "The Birth of Venus", "Calumny", "Mystic Nativity", and "The Last Communion of Saint Jerome." I spent most my life in Florence, Italy except for a trip to Rome that lasted one year. Right after then is when I went through a lot of changes. I was then known as one of the most individual painters, I got my own workshop, and then my style changed completely. From then on my paintings were religious and graceful. This is about when I took my trip to Rome. While I was there I painted in one of the most important Chapels of Rome, and when I returned home I was much more successful and I served for a committee for popular places in Florence. Even though competition was tough I was much admired in my later life. I painted in major churches and was known as an individual painter and once my workshop was up and running it led to great success. Again, after my death I was virtually forgotten and wasn't known again until late in the nineteenth century. I died in 1510 of old age. Some say that I was crippled and wasn't able to receive painting assignments which may have led to my death. Like my childhood, little is known about my death. Botticelli competed against many rising stars, but I think I was a great influence because even though I struggled a lot I was still was successful. My brother trained me as a goldsmith but at a very young age I became a famous painter. I took a trip to Rome and painted many well-known paintings. I certainly was forgotten but I was still rediscovered. So when ever you feel forgotten, think of my and you know you'll be remembered again. :(

Answer 2

Sandro Botticelli was a famous Italian Painter who gained his fame by painting numerous masterpieces. His most famous paintings are The Birth of Venus and Primavera. His work also is thought to show the "linear grace of Early Renaissance painting(Wikipedia)".

Answer 3

Sandro Botticelli was an Italian painter of the Florentine school during the Early Renaissance. Check the related link for more info.
He is known for making beautiful paintings, as 'Birth of Venus' and 'Primavera'.

Answer 4

Alessandro di Mariano di Vanni Filipepi, better known as Sandro Botticelli

Answer 5

The eldest was Giovanni. The second oldest was Antonio. The third was Simone. Botticelli was the youngest.

Answer 6

An amazing artist from the Early Renaissance! Loads of information(pretty much everything you'll need) is at the link below. Check it out!

Answer 7

Sandro Botticelli was born in 1444. His given name was Alessandro Filipepi. Became known as Botticelli when he moved in with his older brother Bonticello.