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    Botticelli was an Italian painter from the Florentine school during the early Renaissance (Quattrocento) he concentrated followed the current version of the popular style in Florence. On paintings with many small figures, so that the entire picture surface seemed more alive.

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    Botticelli was an Italian painter from the Florentine school during the early Renaissance (Quattrocento) he concentrated followed the current version of the popular style in Florence. On paintings with many small figures, so that the entire picture surface seemed more alive.

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    Botticelli was an Italian painter from the Florentine school during the early Renaissance (Quattrocento) he concentrated followed the current version of the popular style in Florence. On paintings with many small figures, so that the entire picture surface seemed more alive.

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    BOTTICELLI

    ANNA & GERARD


    BOTTICELLI
    Born: 1445
    Florence, Italy
    Died: 1510
    Florence, Italy

    He was an
    Italian painter
    from the
    Florentine
    school during
    the early
    Renaissance
    (Quattrocento).
    His Style
    Early style Mature style (1490)

    Botticelli's first works Botticelli concentrated


    followed the current on paintings with many
    version of the popular small figures, so that
    style in Florence. the entire picture
    surface seemed more
    alive
    PRIMAVERA (1478)

    Icon of the springtime renewal of the Florentine


    Renaissance.

    Left to right:
    •Mercury
    •the Three Graces
    • Venus
    •Flora
    •Chloris
    • Zephyrus

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