Q and C .. All you want to know about the Italian painter Alessandro de Mariano

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Today, the anniversary of the departure of the Italian painter Alessandro de Mariano de Felipebi, who died on this day, May 16, 1510, will take place. In the next few lines, we will review everything you need to know about the late painter.

Q: Who is Alessandro de Mariano de Filipe?

C / An Italian painter who lived in Florence from 1445 to 1510 of the Renaissance, began his life in a jeweler's shop in Florence.

Q: When did he start to admire art?

He was fascinated by the art of photography at a young age. His father was in Philippo Libby's studio, and the influences of Libby were inherent to Sandro, whom he studied throughout his artistic life.

Q What is the nature of the work that Alessandro painted?

From 1480 to 1481, Botticelli left Florence at the invitation of Pope Sixtus IV to Rome to participate in the decoration and decoration of the newly built church at the Vatican Palace where he He was entrusted with the wall-mounted tomography of scenes from the life of Moses and Jesus.

Q / What are the most prominent works of art?

From 1490 to 1497, he made a series of 91 large illustrations of Dante's Divine Comedy in blinding lines, and many of the paintings of the Virgin Mary. Most of his paintings were of religious or mythological themes: spring, the birth of Venus, A swab of the ideal, decorated with the decoration of your knees, and used simple colors far from the cost.