The document discusses several famous Renaissance artists including Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Donatello, Raphael, and their most iconic works like the Mona Lisa, Sistine Chapel ceiling, David sculptures. It prompts the reader with questions about key features of the paintings and sculptures, encouraging close observation of techniques like proportions, brush strokes, chisel marks. It also compares Donatello and Michelangelo's famous David sculptures.

1. Who are they really?Who are they really?

3. Leonardo da Vinci

4. Do you know
who this is?
What do you
notice?
Where is the
painting
lightest?
Where is it
darkest?

5. What do you
notice?
Do you know
anyone who
looks like her?

6. What does
Proportions
mean? How
can it help to
know
proportions
when drawing
a person?

7. What was he
inventing?

8. Michelangelo

9. The Sistine Chapel - and Michelangelo did not like to paint!

10. The other side of the Sistine Chapel. Can you see the people?
How big do you think the people in the paintings are?

11. The ceiling of the Sistine Chapel. What do you notice?
How big to you think the people in these paintings are? (Hint: the ceiling is very high)

12. How does this painting make you feel?
What do you think is happening?

13. Do you see David? How big do you think he is?

15. Do you see the
chisel marks?
Do you see the
drill marks?
Is the man
coming out
of the stone
or
is the
stone
turning into a
man?

16. Donatello

17. How is
Donatello’s David
different
from Michelangelo’s
David?

18. Look
at
those
paws!

19. What
do
you
feel
when
you
see
this?

20. Raphael

21. Would
you like
to go to
this
school?

22. Donatello added Michelangelo to his painting after seeing the Sistine Chapel

23. What
do
you
notice?

25. Let’s draw – and mirror write

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30. Now draw yourself!