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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6NyZJ0U2p14&t=138s

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When and where was your person born? When did they die?

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When and where was your person born? When did they die?

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On December 21st, 1401 of the Holidays, Masaccio was born in the region of Florence, Italy in the city of San Giovanni Val d'Arno. Not only was Masaccio born at a very early century, he died at a young age of 27 years old in 1428.

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Why is your person important to the Renaissance? What are the three most important things he/she accomplished? What are they best known for?

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Why is your person important to the Renaissance? What are the three most important things he/she accomplished? What are they best known for?

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Masaccio was an original Italian artist that was crucial to the Renaissance period. His most well known artworks and fame come from how realistic he formed his paintings with many different methods and aspects. Some of Masaccio’s most famous artistries are Tribute Money (1425,) The Holy Trinity (1425,) and Expulsion from Paradise (1425.) These pieces of production are best known for setting up unique illusions, different shapes and dimensions into realistic and ideal canvas.

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How do they exemplify the era and spirit of the Renaissance period? How does their work or achievements reflect the Renaissance style or new techniques developed?

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How do they exemplify the era and spirit of the Renaissance period? How does their work or achievements reflect the Renaissance style or new techniques developed?

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Not only did Masaccio influence the duration of the Renaissance, but he also altered new and creative forms for next generation artists after his time. Masaccio conceived and initiated several masterpieces, most like one of his first ones, the Sagra del Carmine. Masaccio’s work inspires the background of popular beliefs and human perceptions which have all clearly represented those ideas as a whole. His frescoes recast the history of art painting into unimaginable perspectives and the catch of eye for viewers. Masaccio’s unparalleled skill contributed to the opening of his paintings with efficiency in transmitting powerful messages. Masaccio had gathered crowds with emotions of the figures he illustrated.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogsZLJtZEW0

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What did they do before their Renaissance achievement, what was their younger life like?

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What did they do before their Renaissance achievement, what was their younger life like?

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Before Masaccio contributed to the genre of global famous art during the Renaissance, he lived as an associated individual and constantly worked below peers that he found to hold more superiority over him. Masaccio was supposedly apprenticed to his stepsister's spouse, who was known as a residential painter, Mariotto di Cristofano. As Masaccio got older, he collaborated with other artists, including one of them who influenced the idea of Masaccio’s name, noted as Masolino. Shortly after, Masaccio assigned himself as painter by a Florentine chronicle on October 14, 1418. Masaccio then merged with the Florentine painters' guild on January 7, 1422. 2 years after that, Masaccio joined the professional painters' federation.