lateQuattrocento
The Late Quattrocento was a period in the history of Italian art that spanned roughly from the 1480s to the 1520s, following the Early Quattrocento. This era is characterized by significant developments in various artistic fields, including painting, sculpture, and architecture. The term "Quattrocento" itself means "four hundred" in Italian, referring to the 15th century.
The Late Quattrocento saw the rise of major artistic movements such as High Renaissance, which is often
In sculpture, Donatello and his followers like Michelangelo continued to push the boundaries of realism and
The cultural and intellectual climate of the Late Quattrocento was also vibrant, with humanism becoming a dominant
The Late Quattrocento ended with the Sack of Rome in 1527, a pivotal event that marked the