Renaissance took place about from the 13th century to the 16th century in Florence, it is a cornerstone for the future development of different aspects of Europe even the world. During the Renaissance, people not only traced back to the Romanesque but also developed a new era of art. Moreover, people emphasized rationality and balance of the artworks. The Renaissance can be divided into three periods which are Early Renaissance, High Renaissance and Late Renaissance. To start with, Early Renaissance is a period in which many techniques and thoughts about art were developed. During the Early Renaissance, people started focus more on physical realism and composition of artworks. Humanism and realism were things they concerned most that they believed in human …show more content…
These improvements in Early Renaissance have a long-term effect on art even the ones nowadays. With the experience and techniques developed in Early Renaissance, Renaissance reached to a high time and resulted in High Renaissance and artists at that time emphasized balance and harmony of the artworks. The “leading” artists in the High Renaissance were undoubtedly Leonardo de Vinci and Michelangelo. De Vinci was talented that he was not only being famous in the field of arts, he also had enormous knowledge about science, architecture etc. as he was hooked on unlocking the secret of nature. It was suggested that human figures were the fundamental principle of proportion and an ideal man has eight head height, many artworks created at that time followed this “rule”. Other than the perspectives suggested in Early Renaissance, De Vinci produced artworks using different techniques like Sfumato and Chiaroscuro in Mona Lisa and the Last Supper etc. Like the Early Renaissance, artists continued depict emotions in their artworks and used