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The Renaissance marked a pivotal shift in the world of art, moving away from the symbolic

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and religious focus of the Middle Ages towards a new emphasis on realism, perspective and

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human emotion.

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Leonardo da Vinci, a towering figure of the Renaissance, transformed art through his scientific

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approach and deep anatomical knowledge.

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His masterpieces, such as the Mona Lisa and the Last Supper, embody the era's focus

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on realism and humanist ideals.

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The Last Supper Leonardo used linear perspective to create depth, directing attention to Jesus

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at the scene center.

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This technique enhances both composition and emotional impact.

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Michelangelo.

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Another key Renaissance artist Michelangelo Bonarotti is renowned for his detailed sculptures

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and frescoes.

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His works, including David and the Sistine Chapel ceiling, highlight his mastery of human

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anatomy and emotional expression.

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David.

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Michelangelo's David is famed for its realistic depiction of the human body and intense expression,

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capturing the moment before David confronts Goliath.

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Sistine Chapel ceiling, Michelangelo's frescoes, such as the creation of Adam, are noted

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for their dynamic poses and detailed figures, making biblical scenes more relatable and

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impactful.

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Overall impact.

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The Renaissance marked a major shift in art, moving away from the symbolic and religious

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art of the Middle Ages and shaping modern arts foundations.