Milan: A Hub of Renaissance Brilliance
Artistic Patronage
Milan, particularly under the Sforza family, was a significant patron of the arts and sciences during the Renaissance. This era saw an explosion of creativity, attracting renowned artists, architects, and thinkers.
- Leonardo da Vinci's tenure
- Development of new artistic techniques
- Architectural innovations
Economic Powerhouse
As a thriving commercial center, Milan's wealth fueled its cultural and architectural projects. Its strategic location facilitated trade, contributing to its prosperity and influence.
- Textile and banking industries
- Trade routes and expansion
- Urban development and infrastructure
Key Figures and Works
The city's Renaissance legacy is marked by influential figures and enduring masterpieces that continue to inspire.
- Leonardo da Vinci
- Ludovico Sforza
- The Duomo di Milano
- The Last Supper
More Treasures of the Renaissance
Florence
Cradle of the Renaissance.
Venice
A Maritime Powerhouse.
Rome
Center of Papal Influence.