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Seeking 15% for 36,000 florin
April 1564- April 23, 1616

Stratford- upon- Avon, United Kingdom

Plays reflect on society

1.  Plays such as Romeo and Juliet, Macbeth, and Hamlet allow society to reflect on there actions and move forward to better decisions
2. Overall Entertaining
3. Literature itself can be studied for years to years to come

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Born 1547 in Madrid Spain died 1616

You should invest in Miguel because of the accomplishment and shaping culture in the world he created with Don Quixote.

It was not just an ordinary novel Miguel created, he created a novel that was such a success because of the realistic point view he shows us to the world we don't see.

People enjoyed this novel because he chose to accept the things in the real world and shows the real people in the real world.

The novel shows idealistic goals and  true colors of people and to literary historians the novel Don Quixote was seen as one of the most important books of all time.

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Born in 1490 and died in 1576 on august 27

He was a Venetian painter during the Renaissance, considered the most important member of the 16th-century Venetian school.

He was great in all aspects of the painter’s art,

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Italy: March 6, 1475 - February 18, 1564  - The technical skill I've shown throughout my work, remains groundbreaking
- To this day I remain universally respected
- My first piece was produced when I was only 15, showing my early talent
- I actually proved myself with the 'Pieta' in my 20's
- I became the main source for reference books
- I was able to find connections between the human form and the soul-making each piece of a sculpture deserve its own recognition
- The work 'David' was an abandoned piece
- Originally my mastery struggled to be recognized, but now is related to that of the finest renaissance tradition
- With my advancements and talent I was able to stay relevant and respected not only through my time as a sculptor but for many many years beyond

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1445–1510

Florence, Italy

- I was one of the first Western artists since classical times to depict non-religious subject matter.
- I also bridged the gap between the Medieval Gothic style of painting and an emerging Humanist Realism.
- My exploration of emotional depth in traditional Christian subjects was unique at a time when religious art was largely iconographic.

The appreciation of human values are reflected in my work with my use of nudity and iconographical meaning of Venus in my mythology paintings. Inspired by antiquity, I presented the viewers with religious paintings incorporating Individualism.
Venus was the Roman goddess of love. The loveliest of all deities, Venus desired, and was desired by mortals and gods alike. Venus had a fluid sexuality and embraced male and female lovers alike.

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1. Born April 6, 1483, Urbino, Duchy of Urbino. Died April 6, 1520, Rome, Papal States.
2. Raphael's example as a paragon of classicism dominated the academic tradition of European painting until the mid-19th century.
3. Raphael is best known for his Madonnas and for his large figure compositions in the Vatican.
The painting is called The Madonna del Granduca.

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-I used poems to give ideas that are too hard to describe just by talking. From this time period forward he's way of poetry was revolutionizing for poets.
-I was best known for my poem called “The Divine Comedy'' which is about the three tiers of the Christian afterlife: purgatory, heaven, and hell.
-I believe there was a level of hell for each sin and going down, it got worse and worse. I shaped how people perceived the afterlife in the Middle Ages and to this day.

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1400 - February 3, 1468

Mainz, Germany
- Created the Printing Press
- Books became cheaper and were faster to make
- It would take at least 1 year for a monk to write a Bible. The Printing Press could press 4 pages at a time
- Helped literature grow
- More people wanted to learn how to read
- Europe became more educated
- Allowed everyone access to books not just the rich

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July 20, 1304, Arezzo, Tuscany, Italy-July 18/19, 1374, Arquà

- I am known as the "Father of Humanism"
- I learned from classical era texts and believed that we could again reach the heights of classical era accomplishments
-Humanism formed a bridge between the middle ages and the Renaissance
- I wrote many poems, sonnets, and other writings
-some of my writings alongside the works of others was used as the foundation for the modern Italian language

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Martin Luther was born in 1483 and dies in 1543
* he was the creator of thes 95 these witch helped  end the corruption of Catholic Church
* Martin Luther was not just a monk he was also very well educated in one of the the e arts
* he has had one of the biggest impacts on the Christian realgion other than Jesus
* Martin Luther was an advocate and helped the church and people split into different branches of Christianity than just  one

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February 7, 1478  to  July 6, 1535
England

- Thomas More stood up for his religious belief as a catholic
-Thomas More would not agree with this change and resigned from his job with the king and was silent about the matter
- Tomas More refused to sign the oath of succession and was charged with treason because he did not support the king's supremacy

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1378 - 1455

Florence, Italy
- Lorenzo Ghiberti was among the most creative and inventive sculptors in Renaissance Florence.

- He is best known as the creator of the bronze doors of the Florence Baptistery also known as The Gates of Paradise.
- The influence of this creation reached artists for generations, including Michelangelo.
- Ghiberti’s strategy was to suit the public's tastes, which many realized led to his success.

- His work influenced many other artists as well.

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February 19, 1473 - May 24, 1542 in Poland
- I was the first modern scientist to say that the Earth and other planets revolve around the sun.
- I was the most influential scholar in astronomy and I created the Heliocentric Theory and model.

this helped to inspire the concepts of gravity and go to help people rethink the entire field of physics.

- I wrote that the celestial bodies do not all revolve around a single point.
- stars are immovable and you can only see them at night because of the daily rotation of the Earth.
- Earth has more than one motion.
- I argued that the Earth turned on its axis and that it shifts on its axis which is why we have a change of seasons.
Heliocentric Model:

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1386- December 1466

He leads and inspired other artists to try different sculpting techniques and explore other branches of art, instead of the gothic style that was used most commonly. Donatello still inspires and influences a lot of artists today. He's considered the founder of modern sculpture because he made the sculptures look realistic and really brought them to life

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- Michelangelo sculptures made other artists start to capture
the complexity of human condition

-  Michelangelo’s David sculpture became the most-recognizable artwork and has become one of the most recognizable statues in the entire world of art

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Born April 15, 1452 - May 2, 1519 (Florence Italy)
I created some of the most important inventions to mine and modern day society. Most things I invented were so advanced for my time, that my designs were scraped and later brought back and used hundreds of years later. Things like:
- the first diving suit (which was supposed to be used to sabotage incoming boats and cut holes in the hulls of the ships)
- the first parachute ( it was not needed at the time but a modern day dare devil used my original deign and jumped out of a plane and said it was a smoother ride than a regular parachute
- the first automated weapon (I realized that regular cannons were inefficient and took way too long to reload, so I invented the 33 barreled cannon which allowed a soldier to be able to fire, reload and cool multiple different cannons at the same time
- winged flying machine (what you now know as the airplane, I created the original design and it would be used as a source for the wright brothers and other inventors over time

Without my inventions, modern weaponry would not be possible, air travel would not be possible and the modern car would not have happened either.

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-I lived from 1377-1466 Florence
-I lived during earlier part of Renaissance
-I brought back perspective from classical period which is huge in the Renaissance
-Created Dome of Duomo or also known as the “Basilica di Santa Maria del Fiore”
-Was considered the most important building during the time of the Renaissance
-Dome was were the bishop lived
-The dome helped the church become extremely wealthy
-Also helped Florence become one of the most powerful places at the time
-I was also a sculptor, painter and engineer
-I was very versatile and was  considered the greatest asset to the Renaissance so and that is why you should invest in me Brunelleschi

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-I was born in 1452 and died 1519. I lived in Florence Italy but died in France
-I painted the Mona Lisa and the Last Supper
-I use cooler colors so my paintings weren't as bright
-My paintings have depth so a person could feel like they were in the painting
-I make sure there is a lot of detail in my paintings
-I painted the last supper in the Dominican monastery Santa Maria delle Grazie in Malin
-I painted the Mona Lisa in Louvre Paris

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February 15, 1564 - January 8 1642 he mostly worked in Italy
- I believe that my inventions helped us understand more about space and calculations
-my first invention the telescope was very critical in the world seeing more of space and with more advancements, i believe that we could see much farther than we have seen before
- as i furthered my observations i started to realize that what Copernicus had said was true that the earth and other planets revolve around the sun not around the earth
- another invention i had was the compass this came from my love of math and helped us measure more specifically