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Renaissance artists were often funded through a combination of patronage, commissions, and public works. Wealthy patrons, including nobles, merchants, and the Church, would commission artworks to display their status and enhance their legacies. Additionally, some artists received financial support from guilds or civic organizations, while others sold their pieces directly to collectors. This system of patronage allowed artists to focus on their craft while ensuring financial stability.

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