Renaissance in Italy

Picture a bustling Italian city in the 15th century, where art, science, and culture are flourishing like never before. The air is thick with creativity and innovation as painters, sculptors, and architects push the boundaries of their crafts. In the workshops of Florence, Leonardo da Vinci sketches his revolutionary inventions, while Michelangelo chisels life into marble. The streets buzz with philosophical debates and the rediscovery of ancient wisdom. This is the Italian Renaissance, a golden age that transformed not just Italy, but the entire Western world. From the grandeur of St. Peter's Basilica to the delicate brushstrokes of Botticelli's "Birth of Venus," we'll explore how this extraordinary period reshaped human thinking and artistic expression for centuries to come.

Play