Portrait of a Young Man Print by Sandro BotticelliThe Story Behind The Portrait of a Young Man Print by Botticelli The Portrait of a Young Man print by Botticelli was revolutionary during the 15th century as people had not previously been painted from a head on perspective. Illustrations of someones entire face had formerly only been used to portray Jesus, so this move from Botticelli was radical at the time. Completed around 1483, the original painting of the Portrait of a Young Man print by

hovers above

he portrays himself in the classic fashion and style of the Renaissance period

The Story Behind the Three Graces Print by Raphael

transparent plexiglass to protect it from damage

The Last Judgement art print by Michelangelo is a sample of the fresco in the Sistine Chapel in Vatican City where it covers the whole altar wall

He wears flamboyant clothes that represent the Italian fashion of the time

The Harvesters art print by Bruegel the Elder is from the same commissioned series as Hunter in the Snow and shows the summer season of harvesting crops and relishing in the gathered goods of the warmer months

It is told that a cohesive community wanted to erect a tower to touch the heavens and make a name for themselves across the world

expression reflects this

Francisco de Goya between 1797-1798

and it is said to reflect his emotions at the time

This early work of Da Vinci’s