During the Italian Renaissance, the House of Medici (Medici Family) was a notable Florentine family of politicians, bankers, and statesmen. They also have four crowned Pope's from the family.
Lorenzo de' Medici (1449-1492) was the de facto ruler of the Florentine Republic in the time of the Italian Renaissance. He was known to Florentines as Lorenzo il Magnifico, Lorenzo the Magnificent. He was a patron of scholarship and the arts and managed to keep a fragile peace between competing Italian states such as Venice and the Papal States. He ruled over a time known to Italians as the Golden Age.Within 2 years of his passing, the peace beween the Italian states came to an end, and shortly after that the French invaded Naples, beginning a period of occupation by France, Spain, or Austria for nearly four centuries.
to unite Italian states into a single nation.
The Italian renaissance was a period of time (1330-1550) In Italy. It was the rise of Humanism.
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He was an Italian navigator. He was born 1485 in Tuscany Italy. His full man was Giovanni da Verrazzano.He was an Italian navigator. He was born 1485 in Tuscany Italy. His full man was Giovanni da Verrazzano.He was an Italian navigator. He was born 1485 in Tuscany Italy. His full man was Giovanni da Verrazzano.He was an Italian navigator. He was born 1485 in Tuscany Italy. His full man was Giovanni da Verrazzano.He was an Italian navigator. He was born 1485 in Tuscany Italy. His full man was Giovanni da Verrazzano.He was an Italian navigator. He was born 1485 in Tuscany Italy. His full man was Giovanni da Verrazzano.
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In Italian it's arpa; in English it's harp.
Although the name suggests Italian origins, they are actually Austrian.
H.S Ede has written: 'Florentine drawings of the Quattrocento' -- subject(s): Drawing, Italian, Italian Drawing
Galileo is an Italian astrominor from the rennaissance. He believed in the theory of heliocentricity.
The surname Villani is of Italian origin, derived from the word "villano," which means "countryman" or "peasant" in Italian. It is most commonly associated with regions in Italy, particularly in Tuscany and Emilia-Romagna. The name has historical roots, with notable figures carrying the surname, such as Giovanni Villani, a prominent Florentine historian from the 14th century.
Alberti, Leon Battista; Bramante, Donato; Brunelleschi, Filippo; Jones, Inigo; Palladio, Andrea; Pisano, Giovanni. Six Italian Rennaissance architects.