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Florentine Renaissance Art Flourishing
In the 1450s, painting, sculpture, and architecture flourished in Florence under Medici patronage and guild support, making the city the center of It…
Timeline
- 1450–1455Florence · TuscanyCosimo de' Medici shaped Florence into the model city of Renaissance artistic patronage by funding church restorations, palace construction, and artists' workshops.
- 1452–1458Florence · TuscanyPainters such as Filippo Lippi and Botticelli created numerous religious and mythological works for churches and private residences, while studies of perspective and human anatomy drove stylistic innovation.
- 1455–1460Florence · TuscanyArtists and workshops clustered around the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore and the Uffizi area; the Florentine Renaissance style matured and spread to other Italian cities.
Sources
- The Civilization of the Renaissance in Italy — Jacob Burckhardt (1860)
- Florence: The Biography of a City — Christopher Hibbert (1993)