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Bruno, Alex and Matteo

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Sandro Botticelli was an Italian painter of the Early Renaissance.

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He was an Italian inventor, mathematician, physicist, astronomer, and philosopher. He is considered the "father of modern science."

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Michellangelo the italian artist who sculpted the famous statue of Davi, which is nowayas located in a museum in Florence, Italy.
He also painted the top celling of a chapel in Italy

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Leonardo da Vinci  was a role model, he apply in the scientific method to, and others parts like art and music...

People best know him by the way he do art, that is a dramatic way and very expressive.

He also created many futuristics inventions that by time were groundbreaking.

He was a realistic painter!

Mona Lisa was one of his most famous painting, he also has The last supper, and many others like the vitruvian man.

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Lavinia Fontana was born in Italy in the 1552's, she was one of the Italin painters from the "Mannerist School" and painted one of the most important painting for Bologna during the 16th century.

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He proved the heliocentric theory(a theory that explains the planets, including the Earth, move around the sun) originally theorized by Copernicus.

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Some of his drawings were about myth and religion

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Some of his drawings were about myth and religion

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He got attention because he draw about myth and religion even it was Renaissance

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He made a Galilean telescope that had a higher quality than others at that time. So by using this device, he could prove heliocentrism.

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He discovered the 4 moons in Jupiter called Io, Europa, Ganymede, and Callisto.

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One of her main works was the large altarpieces executed for the churches of her native city, also an important one was 1589 when she painted the altarpiece holy family with the sleeping Christ child.

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Was the first navigator to go all around Earth

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Was the first navigator to go all around Earth

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The ninja turtle michelangelo was inspired by that amazing artist

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He was a scientist, mathematical and a astronomer that created the theory that the sun is at the midlle of the Solar System, this theory is called Heliocentrism.

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He was a scientist, mathematical and a astronomer that created the theory that the sun is at the midlle of the Solar System, this theory is called Heliocentrism.

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Donatello was mostly known for his sculptures, which he would make of marble, bronze, and wood.
He was born in Florence, Italy. His birth was on 1386 and he died on December 13, 1466.

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He invented the Galileo's thermometer using the principal of buoyancy.

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He was considered traitor in Portugal(his country of origin)

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He was considered traitor in Portugal(his country of origin)

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During his expedition he claimed to have seen giants in South Africa

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During his expedition he claimed to have seen giants in South Africa

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William Shakespeare was an English poet, playwright and actor, regarded as the greatest writer in the English language.

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he wrote the original history of romeu and juliet, by the time, the history was changed a bit, so it can be explained by children and have a happy ending.

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This are some of his artworks, zoom to see more.

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Why was he important for the renaissance?

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Why was he important for the renaissance?

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He was important for the renaissance because he used to represent human anatomy in his sculptures, this can relate to the renaissance because of anthropocentrism. He did exagerated a bit, but this gave a sense of individuality to his artworks.