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c. 1470
 
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Sandro Botticelli is established as one of the leading painters of Florence, working in particular for the Medici     
Botticelli 'Mystic Nativity' (detail) 1500
National Gallery, London

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1472
 
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Leonardo da Vinci joins the painters' guild in Florence, probably after training with Verrocchio       
c. 1475
 
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Giovanni Bellini becomes the key figure in the development of the Renaissance style in Venice      
Bellini Doge Leonardo Loredan (detail)
National Gallery, London

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c. 1480
 
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Botticelli paints the Birth of Venus and Spring for the villa of a Medici cousin of Lorenzo the Magnificent       
c. 1489
 
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Leonardo da Vinci begins an unprecedented series of detailed anatomical drawings, based on corpses dissected in Rome      
1499
 
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24-year-old Michelangelo provides for St Peter's in Rome an exquisite Pietà – the Virgin holding on her lap the dead Christ       
Pietà Michelangelo
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c. 1500
 
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Faenza becomes the main centre for the production of the Italian tin-glazed earthenware known as majolica      
c. 1500
 
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Ceramic artists in Italy decorate large majolica dishes with scenes of narrative history, giving this style the name istoriato      
1501
 
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Michelangelo begins work in Florence on a tall thin slab of marble, which he transforms into David      
David Michelangelo
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c. 1505
 
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Leonardo captures the enigmatic smile of Lisa Gherardini, known now as the Mona Lisa