Home›Artists›Nationality›Republic of FlorenceBrowse ByRepublic of FlorenceNationality groups artists by the country each one came from. Wikipedia states, "An artist is a person who creates art or practices the arts," a definition that applies across every nationality and tradition. Browsing by nationality shows which countries have produced the artists behind a body of work.Republic of FlorenceConnectionsSourcesComments (0)Reader Challenges (0)Republic of FlorenceFilter Results18 entriesArt MovementAllItalian Renaissance (13)Non-Italian Renaissance (1)Renaissance and Mannerist Sculptors (4)Renaissance Painters (14)MovementAllRenaissance (2)Art Form PracticedAllArchitecture (2)Drawing (3)Fresco (1)Jewelry Design (1)Metalwork (1)Painting (16)Printmaking (1)Sculpture (7)Active EraAll1470 to 1519 (1)1488 to 1564 (1)GenderAllFemale (1)Male (17)MentorAllAndrea del Verrocchio (1)Domenico Ghirlandaio (1)GroupAllItalian Renaissance (13)Non-Italian Renaissance (1)Renaissance and Mannerist Sculptors (4)BirthplaceAllFlorence (11)Italy (3)Prato (1)Republic of Florence (2)Tuscany (1)Show ResultsBrowseCompareSelect all 18Andrea del VerrocchioRepublic of FlorenceAntonio del PollaiuoloRepublic of FlorenceBaccio BandinelliRepublic of FlorenceBenozzo GozzoliRepublic of FlorenceDomenico GhirlandaioRepublic of FlorenceFilippo LippiRepublic of FlorenceFra BartolomeoRepublic of FlorenceGiorgio VasariRepublic of FlorenceLeonardo da VinciRepublic of FlorenceLorenzo di CrediRepublic of FlorenceLorenzo GhibertiRepublic of FlorenceLuca della RobbiaRepublic of FlorenceLuca SignorelliRepublic of FlorenceMasaccioRepublic of FlorenceMichelangeloRepublic of FlorencePiero del PollaiuoloRepublic of FlorencePlautilla NelliRepublic of FlorenceRaffaellino del ColleRepublic of FlorenceConnectionsShowing the first 400 of 1,071 connections.SourcesWikipediatier 2Wikimedia FoundationContains: Pierre-Auguste RenoirContains: Edgar DegasContains: Camille PissarroContains: Berthe MorisotContains: Mary CassattContains: Alfred SisleyContains: Édouard ManetContains: Paul CezanneContains: Henri MatisseContains: Andre DerainContains: Marcel DuchampContains: Tristan TzaraContains: Hans ArpView the SourceClaude Debussy (Wikipedia)Contains: Claude Debussy, Claude Debussy article, lead 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