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What did an important patron need to be?
Someone wealthy to support the patron
The city-state that was led by a group of wealthy merchant-aristocrats was?
Venice
What attitude of church leaders and the wealthy toward the arts?
The attitude of church leaders and the wealthy toward the arts was encouraging because they would spend a huge amount of money for the arts. They became patrons of the arts by financially supporting artists.
Influential patron of the arts in florence?
Medicci :)
What were the strengths of King Charles 1?
Patron of the Arts.
Why was trade important to the Renaissance movement?
It made the merchant class wealthy enough to support the arts
Why is St. Francis the patron saint of merchants?
His father was a wealthy cloth merchant and Francis worked for a time in his father's business.
Who is the patron saint of the visual arts?
There are patron saints of artists but no patron saint of visual arts.
When was The Patron of the Arts created?
The Patron of the Arts was created on 1988-01-14.
What did an important patron need to be?
Someone wealthy to support the patron
What was a patron of the arts?
Saying that someone is a patron of the arts is the same as saying they donate money to the arts. Arts can include visual art, music, or dance.
Was Francis of Assisi born to a wealthy merchant family?
Yes, Francis of Assisi was born into a wealthy merchant family in Assisi, Italy. His father was a successful cloth merchant, and Francis lived a life of privilege and luxury before his conversion to a life of poverty and service to others.
When was Thomas Henry - patron of the arts - born?
Thomas Henry - patron of the arts - was born on 1766-03-02.
When did Thomas Henry - patron of the arts - die?
Thomas Henry - patron of the arts - died on 1836-01-07.
What is another word for one who attends theatre?
patron or a patron of the arts.
What is the term for a wealthy individual who supports an artist?
A wealthy individual supporting an artist is his patron.
What city was the patron of the arts?
Florence
