Which Renaissance Artist or Writer Are You?

[Nerthus]

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#1 Nicolo Machiavelli (Wrote "The Prince")- Wrote "The Prince" which explores several aspects of rule with the undertone that the ends justify the means. Visit http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/sourc...ce-excerp.html



#2 Michelangelo (Artist)- A sculptor originally he is known most for his Sistine Chapel work. He stole the commision from Raphael. He always found himself at odds over creative liscence with his benefactor Pope Julius II. Visit http://www.michelangelo.com/buon/bio-index2.html

#3 Francesco Petrarch ("Father of the Renaissance")-One of the first renaissance thinkers he was a writer who was noted for his focus on self. He kept up a correspondense with the thinkers of the day and also wrote to a long dead Roman offical, Cicero. Visit http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/source/petrarch1.html

#4 Leonardo DaVinci (Artist, Inventor, etc.)- The most famous of all renaissance era artists he only finished a small amount of works he started. His many ideas and sketches of modern day inventions such as the helicoptor were found in his notebook. He excelled as a scientist, artist, inventor, and sculptor. Visit http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/source/vasari1.html
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#5 Raphael (Artist)- The boy wonder of the renaissance Raphael was noted for his youth and charisma. Painted "School of Athens" in which he poked fun at Michelangelo (He portrayed him as a laborer with no ideas). Visit http://www.ibiblio.org/wm/paint/auth/raphael/

[Gil]

#1 Raphael (Artist)- The boy wonder of the renaissance Raphael was noted for his youth and charisma. Painted "School of Athens" in which he poked fun at Michelangelo (He portrayed him as a laborer with no ideas).

#2 Leonardo DaVinci (Artist, Inventor, etc.)- The most famous of all renaissance era artists he only finished a small amount of works he started. His many ideas and sketches of modern day inventions such as the helicoptor were found in his notebook. He excelled as a scientist, artist, inventor, and sculptor.

#3 Michelangelo (Artist)- A sculptor originally he is known most for his Sistine Chapel work. He stole the commision from Raphael. He always found himself at odds over creative liscence with his benefactor Pope Julius II.

#4 Francesco Petrarch ("Father of the Renaissance")-One of the first renaissance thinkers he was a writer who was noted for his focus on self. He kept up a correspondense with the thinkers of the day and also wrote to a long dead Roman offical, Cicero.

#5 Nicolo Machiavelli (Wrote "The Prince")- Wrote "The Prince" which explores several aspects of rule with the undertone that the ends justify the means.

[Siegmund]

I predicted it!

#1 Nicolo Machiavelli

#2 Raphael

#3 Michelangelo

#4 Francesco Petrarch

#5 Leonardo DaVinci

[Carnyx]

#1 Francesco Petrarch
#2 Nicolo Machiavelli
#3 Leonardo DaVinci
#4 Raphael
#5 Michelangelo

[Silas]

#1Raphael (Artist)- The boy wonder of the renaissance Raphael was noted for his youth and charisma. Painted "School of Athens" in which he poked fun at Michelangelo (He portrayed him as a laborer with no ideas). Visit http://www.ibiblio.org/wm/paint/auth/raphael/

#2Michelangelo (Artist)- A sculptor originally he is known most for his Sistine Chapel work. He stole the commision from Raphael. He always found himself at odds over creative liscence with his benefactor Pope Julius II. Visit http://www.michelangelo.com/buon/bio-index2.html

#3Nicolo Machiavelli (Wrote "The Prince")- Wrote "The Prince" which explores several aspects of rule with the undertone that the ends justify the means. Visit http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/sourc...ce-excerp.html

#4Francesco Petrarch ("Father of the Renaissance")-One of the first renaissance thinkers he was a writer who was noted for his focus on self. He kept up a correspondense with the thinkers of the day and also wrote to a long dead Roman offical, Cicero. Visit http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/source/petrarch1.html

#5Leonardo DaVinci (Artist, Inventor, etc.)- The most famous of all renaissance era artists he only finished a small amount of works he started. His many ideas and sketches of modern day inventions such as the helicoptor were found in his notebook. He excelled as a scientist, artist, inventor, and sculptor. Visit http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/source/vasari1.html

[Breogan]

#1Raphael (Artist)- The boy wonder of the renaissance Raphael was noted for his youth and charisma. Painted "School of Athens" in which he poked fun at Michelangelo (He portrayed him as a laborer with no ideas). Visit http://www.ibiblio.org/wm/paint/auth/raphael/
#2Francesco Petrarch ("Father of the Renaissance")-One of the first renaissance thinkers he was a writer who was noted for his focus on self. He kept up a correspondense with the thinkers of the day and also wrote to a long dead Roman offical, Cicero. Visit http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/source/petrarch1.html
#3Leonardo DaVinci (Artist, Inventor, etc.)- The most famous of all renaissance era artists he only finished a small amount of works he started. His many ideas and sketches of modern day inventions such as the helicoptor were found in his notebook. He excelled as a scientist, artist, inventor, and sculptor. Visit http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/source/vasari1.html
#4Michelangelo (Artist)- A sculptor originally he is known most for his Sistine Chapel work. He stole the commision from Raphael. He always found himself at odds over creative liscence with his benefactor Pope Julius II. Visit http://www.michelangelo.com/buon/bio-index2.html
#5Nicolo Machiavelli (Wrote "The Prince")- Wrote "The Prince" which explores several aspects of rule with the undertone that the ends justify the means. Visit http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/sourc...ce-excerp.html

[Milesian]

#1 Leonardo DaVinci
#2 Raphael
#3 Francesco Petrarch
#4 Michelangelo
#5 Nicolo Machiavelli