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Study Tour to Italy Presentation #1 A Focus on Florence & Michelangelo

Study Tour to Italy Presentation #1 A Focus on Florence & Michelangelo . We will be sightseeing in Florence all day Saturday June 25 We will spend four nights in Florence (taking day trips on the other days).

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Study Tour to Italy Presentation #1 A Focus on Florence & Michelangelo

Study Tour to Italy Presentation #1 A Focus on Florence & Michelangelo. We will be sightseeing in Florence all day Saturday June 25 We will spend four nights in Florence (taking day trips on the other days).

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Wealthy bankers & merchants wanted to show off their new status by commissioning art

COMPLETE THE METAPHOR AT THE BOTTOM OF YOUR NOTES FROM YESTERDAY. THIS WILL BE FOR A GRADE, SO DO IT!!!!. The revival of trade in Europe helped bring an end to the Middle Ages & gave rise to the Renaissance. The rise of cities brought artists together which led to new techniques & styles of art.

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Renaissance: Uffizi Gallery Crawl

Renaissance: Uffizi Gallery Crawl. Warm-Up. A. Title next clean page Renaissance Introduction Quiz B. Begin quiz 1. How is the Renaissance the rebirth of the ancient world? A. B. C.

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The Medici

The Medici. Family of bankers from Mugello Cosimo the Elder 1389-1464 Piero (the Gouty) 1416-1469 Lorenzo the Magnificient (1449-1492) and Giuliano----- Giulio (Pope Clement VII) ( 1478-1534 ) Giovanni ( Pope Leo X) 1475-1521. Cosimo the Elder.

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The Medici Family and Palazzo Vecchio Florence

The Medici Family and Palazzo Vecchio Florence. Palazzo Vecchio. Palazzo Vecchio. Originally called the Palazzo della Signoria after the ruling body of the Republic of Florence Commissioned around 1300 because the people of Florence wanted a grand palace Architect was Arnolfo di Cambio

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By: Anna Claire Vawter 1 st Period

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Michelangelo

Michelangelo. By S tacey Cantillon. Michelangelo. Michelangelo , is a painter, sculptor, architect and poet, is regarded as another genius of the renaissance period. He grew up in florence where he worked for his patron, lorenzo de medici.

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