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Three of the most famous commissions made by the Medici were Botticelli's Birth of Venus, Donatello's David, and the Medici's Chapel of the Magi frescoes. Giovanni di Bicci de' Medici and his son Cosimo the Elder both supported artists and commissioned several works.
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What is it called when someone pays an artist to create a piece of art?
A commission.
What are the three ways that art historians analyze works of art?
They use form, content or theme, and context. straight from my AP art history book ;)
What are the differences between temporal and non-temporal art works?
Non-temporal works stay the same; temporal works take place over a specific time.
Bichitr was a mughal painter whose works were influenced by art from .?
Europe .
What are examples of simulated and invented texture in two works of art?
some examples are pictures/drawngs
Patrons like the Medicis also contributed greatly to advancements in art during the Renaissance period What did they do to encourage Renaissance art?
They commissioned works by the artists.
Why did the Medicis pay for Christian art?
The Medicis were Christian. They felt that by patronizing Christian art it would help them gain favor with the powerful papacy as well as put them in God's good graces.
Do poor Romans have frescoes?
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What did The system used for wealthy people to commission works of art and music was called?
patronage
When was Medicis Pharmaceutical created?
Medicis Pharmaceutical was created in 1988.
When was Commission for Looted Art in Europe created?
Commission for Looted Art in Europe was created in 1999.
When was Royal Fine Art Commission for Scotland created?
Royal Fine Art Commission for Scotland was created in 1927.
When did Royal Fine Art Commission for Scotland end?
Royal Fine Art Commission for Scotland ended in 2005.
Who were the medicis and what was their affect on the Renaissance?
The Medicis were members of a rich Florentine family who were patrons of the Arts. In those days, an artist made his living by getting commissions from the rich. These were basically orders for art work. The Medicis commissioned art for their personal chapel, for churches they frequented, for the city of Florence which they virtually controlled for some time, etc. Since some of the greatest artists of the Renaissance lived and worked in Florence, much of the art they commissioned are masterpieces. Michelangelo and Raphael are among those who benefitted from the Medicis love of Art.They also got themselves embroiled in city politics and even had a member or two of the family killed by political rivals. A Medici became Pope and another married the King of France.
How did the Medici family contributed to secularism during the renaissance?
The Medicis used their great wealth to support artists who created works that focused less on God and more on the achievements of individual people.
Why did Michelangelo not like realistic art?
But he did. He painted a few, but most of his career was filled with commissions from Julius and the Medicis, who wanted other kinds of artwork.
What pharmaceutical company produces Dysport?
In the UK it is Ipsen, in the US Medicis Medicis has also just been bought be Valeant.
