Renaissance - Art and Literature
Conversations about the Renaissance are on Storyexpe among the most intriguing of all, beginning with those about the great masters of art of that era: how was it possible that in such a relatively short period of time so many great artists like Leonardo, Michelangelo, and Raphael succeeded each other (and for the most part lived at the same time)?
What insights can we draw today, with all information instantly available from everywhere, to create a stimulating environment in which art is first and foremost an authentic expression of a personality?
Moreover, passionate discussions revolve around eternal masterpieces such as the Mona Lisa or the Sistine Chapel. While some immediately leave anyone who visits them in person in awe, others seem to owe their fame in particular to being the objects of caricatures.
Not to mention the impact of Machiavelli's key works to this day, which are discussed on Storyexpe by various content creators.
An era of exploration.
At the beginning of the Renaissance, geographic maps were still very incomplete, but they got completed with very important pieces during the Renaissance. From the discovery of America, to the voyages of Magellan and Vasco da Gama.
