CULTURE
The Italian culture is the set of the cultural manifestations produced in Italian territory. Italy is recognized by its art, its culture and its numerous monuments, such us the Tower of Pisa and the Roman Coliseum, as well as by its gastronomy (Italian famous plates are pizza and pasta), its wine, its way of life, its painting, its design, cinema, theatre, literature and music, especially the opera. All that has created a considerable italofilia in the world.
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Lorenzo De MédiciLorenzo de Medici was born in Florence, January 1, 1449- Villa medicea de Careggi; also known as Lorenzo the Magnificent by his contemporaries, he was an Italian statesman and de facto governor of the Republic of Florence during the Italian Renaissance. His life coincided with the culture of the early Italian Renaissance; his death marks the end of the Golden Age of the city of Florence. The fragile peace that helped maintain between the different Italian states ended with his death. His remains are found in a Medici Chapel in the Basilica of San Lorenzo (Florence). | Sandro Botticelli Sandro Botticelli also called as Alessandro di Mariano di Vanni Filipepi was born in Florence (1 March 1445 was a painter of the Italian Quattrocento. It belongs, in turn, to the third generation of the century, headed by Lorenzo de Medici the Magnificent and Angelo Poliziano . | Leonardo Da Vinci April 15, 1452 in Amboise. He was a painter, anatomist, architect, paleontologist, artist, botanist, scientist, writer, sculptor, philosopher, engineer, inventor, musician, poet and urban planner. He died accompanied by Francesco Melzi, whom he bequeathed his projects, designs and paintings.2 After spending his childhood in his hometown, Leonardo studied with the famous Florentine painter Andrea de Verrocchio. His first important works were created in Milan at the service of Duke Ludovico Sforza. |
Lorenzo De Médici
Lorenzo de Medici was born in Florence, January 1, 1449- Villa medicea de Careggi; also known as Lorenzo the Magnificent by his contemporaries, he was an Italian statesman and de facto governor of the Republic of Florence during the Italian Renaissance. His life coincided with the culture of the early Italian Renaissance; his death marks the end of the Golden Age of the city of Florence. The fragile peace that helped maintain between the different Italian states ended with his death. His remains are found in a Medici Chapel in the Basilica of San Lorenzo (Florence).
Sandro Botticelli