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Sandro Botticelli was born in 1445 in Florence. he would become an artist in the Florentine school supervised by Lorenzo de Medici. Eventually he would come under the patronage of the Medici family and would create multiple arts under them. in his later years he would do commissions for others including the church. eventually he would come to meet a Dominican scholar named Girolamo Savonarola. In the end he would die with little employment in his old age, having been part of overseeing the placement of Michelangelo's "David."

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Portrait of a man with the medal of Cosimo

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Portrait of a man with the medal of Cosimo

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this piece was made during the time Botticelli was taken under the patronage of the Medici family, the medal an allegory for this shifting.

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also known as the "Allegory of Fortitude." this painting was the first piece of art to stamp Botticelli's name in the book of important artists during his time.

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one of Botticelli's most famous paintings, in which he represents the Medici family as the wise men in the bible, with a self-portrait added in on the right side.

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another one of Botticelli's Greek based paintings. also, the first to include the goddess Venus.

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the oldest known art by Sandro Botticelli

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one of Botticelli's more popular paintings, in which he portrays Greek mythology combined with sensual imagery.

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the earliest recorded painting by Botticelli depicting Greek mythology.

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an illustration of the popular "Divine Comedy" written by Dante just before the renaissance.

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a portrait of a member of the De Medici family, who were patrons of Botticelli.

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a portrait of Dante, a man who's "Divine Comedy" helped sow the seeds of humanism.

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a depiction of the annunciation by Botticelli. made later in life, like around the time he was with Girolamo Savonarola

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a Depiction of Saint Agustine surrounded by objects that tie him to humanism.

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made just days after Savonarola's Lente Sermon, Botticelli was influenced to create a holy artwork out of fear for the end times.

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in this specific part of the temptations of Christ, it seems to depict the scene where Satan tells Jesus that he could have everything if he just bowed before him, an offer that was refused. this is most likely the second piece of the temptations of christ.

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a depiction of a scene in Dante's "Divine Comedy" by Botticelli

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A depiction from the Purgatorio portion of the "Devine Comedy"

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the most famous painting by Botticelli, in which it depicts Greak goddess Venus in the center.

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similar to its contemporaries, this painting depicts a very nature base surrounding with humans as a primary focus.

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a scene in which it depicts two parts of the life of mosses. these were made for the frescoed of the Sistine Chapel's frescoed.

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Madonna with Child and Singing Angels, c.1477

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Madonna with Child and Singing Angels, c.1477

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in this image that depicts Mary with Jesus surrounded by angels, there is only faint portrayals to otherworldly designs, a common sight for the renaissance.