Drawing the Italian Renaissance: How artists like Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo & Raphael worked

[@Salutmgauguin]

Excellent! Thank you.

[@christannebaerleindossanto7519]

👌🏼🤩Wonderful explanation !!

[@t.b.8718]

Marvelous

[@lynnblack6493]

Michaelangelo must have been in love. Imagine the work to create his red chalk sketch... Very good information. Thank you.

[@IRELANDEllen]

Great Royal Collection

[@EnasAntonio]

Meravigliosi

[@ericbabcock846]

THANKYOU did my 8th grade paper on Leonardo. He taught me how to draw . CONTE crayons are almost the oldest continuous made art supply.

[@kromakusa]

Actually conte crayons were invented in 1795 by Nicolas-Jacques Conté. But clay-based drawing sticks along with charcoal are indeed oldest continuously made art supplies.

[@chrisj2053]

It's hard for a non-Italian art professional to truly appreciate Italian drawings. These drawings are not simply for the eye to see, but also for the soul to feel!

[@alikatongole2230]

❤ nice

[@nelsonx5326]

Hold on... Michelangelo fell in love with a Roman Nobleman?

[@zatoichimasseur6767]

They kinda glossed that part over.

[@zatoichimasseur6767]

They kinda glossed over that …

[@nelsonx5326]

@@zatoichimasseur6767 Right, mentioned that in passing. I don't believe it. Someone made a mistake. Michelangelo didn't have time for love, male or female.