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Patronage & Power

Map of Europe with Flanders and Italy

Renaissance Prince Ludovico Sforza

Sforza’s father was a mercenary captain before he became the Duke of Milan

Emperor Rudolf II r

Rudolf as Vertumnus Roman god of seasons by Arcimboldo c. 1591

Why did Renaissance rulers spend so much money on patronizing the arts? A.They recognized that art could increase the awareness of humanity B.They were intent on creating more beautiful world to live in C.They thought such patronage could increase their prestige D.They had very little else to do with all their money

What messages could patronage send to society? A.The ruler was wise B.The ruler was generous C.The ruler was pious/religious D.The ruler was favored by God E.The ruler ensured God’s favor

Giovanni di Bici de Medici

Baldassare Cossa anti-Pope John XXIII

Cosimo de Medici

Early Renaissance Sculpture

Filippo Brunelleschi

Brunelleschi’s Dome Cathedral of Florence

The Pantheon

Byzantine Architecture: Hagia Sophia

French Gothic at St. Chapelle

Il Magnifico Lorenzo de Medici

Leonardo’s Angel Oil on wood

Michelangelo Tomb of Lorenzo de Medici

Sandro Botticelli

Primavera c. 1482

Birth of Venus c. 1485

Savonarola anti Medici Coup 1494

Bonfire of the Vanities

Niccolò Machiavelli

Michelangelo Buonarroti David

Pope Leo X (Giovanni de Medici) with Future Pope Clement VII (Julio de Medici)

Alessandro de Medici

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