Benvenuto Cellini and the Creation of Perseus

The creation of Benvenuto Cellini and Perseus is my name Bernardino Mannellini. I am working hard in order to become a sculptor in Rome now. I thought this work was very difficult, but after my apprenticeship with the great sculptor Benvenuto Cellini, this was my expectation. Although he is not the most famous, he is worthy of an excellent sculptor like Michel Agnolo Buonarroti. That is why I wrote a letter to you today. In his masterpiece "Perseus", Celini created one of the most beautiful works of this era.

You may have heard of Benvenuto Cellini, and may not have heard of it, but he is one of the world's largest cultural revolution - bringing prosperity to the Renaissance and Florence culture, Italy, and Europe 14th and 17th century sculptor and goldsmith, soldier and flute player Celini also wrote one of Renaissance's best memoirs. Benvenuto Cellini's life depicts in detail the famous 'beginning of modern' from its murderous murder to innovative art in detail (in the end, it is Michelangelo, Da Vinci, Botticelli, etc.). Human era)

Benvenuto considers himself a person without education, but his beautiful sonnets and planned works are not so. Unlike many works of that era, "Autobiography of Benvenuto Cellini has historical and cultural significance.Benvenuto Cellini is the son of Maestro Giovanni Cellini and Madonna Elisabetta, citizens of Florence. Love to Florence and The reason why he decided to write autobiography when he returned to Florence in a few years after traveling in Rome, France and many other cities.

We know that Giovanni Cellini is a musician and also made his own musical instruments he wants Benvenuto to follow his footsteps, but Benvenuto is not interested. Still, you saw Benvenuto playing the flute solely to please his father. The influence of Giovanni Cellini was largely reflected in the life of Benvenuto. It accounted for part of the reason he chose to become a goldsmith of Benvenuto. He said in the 7 th quarter Giovanni has a simple style poetry with some prophecies in his nature. Through it, he wrote these four under the arms of Medici's badge. Poetry: