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Artists of The Renaissance By: Ben Orban. Leonardo da Vinci Born April 15, 1452. Died May 2, 1519. He was an artist, sculptor, cartographer, etc. Tried.

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1 Artists of The Renaissance By: Ben Orban

2 Leonardo da Vinci Born April 15, 1452. Died May 2, 1519. He was an artist, sculptor, cartographer, etc. Tried to invent a “flying trap” which supposedly carried the user a distance but sadly failed.

3 Thomas More Born February 7, 1478. Died July 6, 1535. A lawyer, philosopher, author, & statesman. He wrote a book describing a perfect land titled “Utopia.”

4 Peter Paul Rubens Born June 28, 1577. Died may 30, 1640. A Flemish Baroque Painter who drew many paintings which seemed to emphasize movement, color, & landscapes.

5 William Shakespeare Born April 26, 1564. Died April 23, 1616. Was an English poet & playwright. Regarded as the greatest writer of the English language.

6 Miguel de Cervantes Born September 29, 1547. Died April 23, 1616. Was a Spanish poet, novelist, & playwright.

7 Francois Rabelais Born between 1483- 1494(exact date not known). Died April 9, 1553. Was a major French Renaissance writer, doctor, & Renaissance humanist.

8 La Fin

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