The existence
of the Medici family was very much significant not only were a great number of
fine artworks created; prestige artists were introduced during the period of Renaissance, the Medici family’s highly involvement in the city
of Florence’s financials and politics had built a great fundamental for the blooms
of art and architecture.
The
Medici family’s partnership, sponsorship supported numerous artists and their
works. As at that time, artworks were created after a commission was paid. And
the Medici certainly held a modest attitude for those artist who was really
entitle of ability and creativity. Masters such as Michelangelo
Buonarroti, Leonardo da Vinci etc.
Looking at
the Medicis’ relationship among socialites, artists and mainstream elite
families during the Renaissance, we can easily discover that because Florence and
its reign was driven to a prosperous stage, people were seeking for
balances and accomplishment beyond food and clothing in a spiritual level. Fine
arts and architecture had found their green house.
And we are
being able to see the shadow of a similar, typical society structure today.
Developed countries’ citizen have always anticipate into art activities more frequently
rather than developing, undeveloped ones.
One of the noblest artists affiliated with the
Medicis was Donatello. And we shall not miss the statue David when it comes to
Donatello. Its unprecedented attempting of creativity had become a representation
of Renaissance’s artwork reaching its peak of times. David is in possession of
several first attempting, such as first freestanding work, first nude male. On top
of that, David’s helmet, feather and gestures were also given meanings. For
instance, if we look at David from the side or his back, he could be identify
as a woman when his leg or hip is blocking his genitals.
Hi Qing,
回复删除Ok, but try to have someone proof your English Grammar. Your description of the role of the Medici is correct, but could be more in depth and reflective of the information in the documentary film. What about Brunileschi?, the Medici role in the church? etc...