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Here is a short video explaining Georgio Vasari

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Here is a short video explaining Georgio Vasari

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-dRetmqe_Dw

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Giorgio Vasari: The Father of Art History

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His most well-known creations were the church, monastery, and palace built for the Cavalieri di San Stefano in Pisa as well as the Uffizi in Florence, which was started in 1560 for Cosimo I de' Medici. These creations exhibit Michelangelo's influence and are superb illustrations of the Tuscan Mannerist architectural style.(Boswell, Victor R., Jr.,)

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Italian painter, architect, and author Vasari is best known for his influential biographies of Italian Renaissance painters. (Boswell, Victor R., Jr.,)

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Why was Vasari important in the renaissance?

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Why was Vasari important in the renaissance?

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The encyclopedia of artistic biographies, which includes biographies of artists from the 13th through the 16th centuries, was one of the genres he invited. He is credited with coining the terms "Gothic" and "Renaissance" to describe the period of art. (Boswell, Victor R., Jr.,)

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How did Vasari learn the ways of his art?

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How did Vasari learn the ways of his art?

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Vasari studied under Guglielmo de Marcillat when still a little kid, but his crucial education took place in Florence, where he benefited from the Medici family's friendship and patronage. ("Vasari, Giorgio)

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What was the inspiration of Vasari's art?

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What was the inspiration of Vasari's art?

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Vasari may have drawn inspiration from Michelangelo and other great artists, but he also served as an inspiration to many brilliant younger artists. Vasari had his first studio in Arezzo, which is where most of these young guys were stationed. (Victor R., Jr., Boswell)

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Vasari was a diligent and productive artist. The fresco cycles in Florence's Palazzo Vecchio and the so-called "100-days fresco," which recounts events from Pope Paul III's life, in Rome's Cancelleria serves as the best examples of his work. |( ("Vasari, Giorgio.")

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One of the greatest painters of the 16th century in Italy was Giorgio Vasari. He was an Italian Renaissance Master, who was also a draftsman, an architect, engineer, and the writer of the Most Eminent Painters, Sculptors, and Architects, which was a collection of biographies that served as the foundation for contemporary art history, including artists like Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo. ("Vasari, Giorgio)

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Georgio Vasari was Born July 30, 1511, Arezzo, Italy and died June 27, 1574, in Florence, Italy

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Georgio Vasari was Born July 30, 1511, Arezzo, Italy and died June 27, 1574, in Florence, Italy