The Life of Tommaso Masaccio

Tommaso Masaccio Tommaso Masaccio's life is known as a world renowned Renaissance painter; there is nothing but a successful career and short but full life. Originally a young painter Masaccio, I found something I wanted to do, I gained artistic skills and painted many beautiful and famous paintings. Masaccio lived for a short time, but his memories and successful paintings still deserves praise even today. Masaccio was born on December 21, 1401.

Originally named Tommaso Cassai, Masaccio was born in San Giovanni Valdarno near Florence on 21 December 1401. Masaccio was the first painter who used Maria del Carmine's linear and aerial view at his mural (Brancacci church in St. Peter's of Florence's Santa Claus church). Masaccio, one of the most famous tribute money in these scenes, invested in the statues of Christ and the apostles with new dignity, memorials and exquisiteness. The Brancacci church became a training ground for late painters including Michelangelo who copied Masaccio letters. In the Trinity Mural painting (Santa Maria Novella, Florence), Masaccio created the convincing magical space that used the Brunelleschi's method to draw a church for the first time using linear perspective.

Tommaso Masaccio Tommaso Masaccio's life is known as a world renowned Renaissance painter; there is nothing but a successful career and short but full life. Originally a young painter Masaccio, I found something I wanted to do, I gained artistic skills and painted many beautiful and famous paintings. Masaccio lived for a short time, but his memories and successful paintings still deserves praise even today. - Innovators can be found in work in every field, such as Albert Einstein in physics, Isaac Newton in mathematics, Masaccio in early Renaissance paintings. Even if these people work in different fields, their work will have a major impact on future generations. Based on the works of the original Renaissance painter like Giotto, Masaccio can further develop a linear perspective mathematical method and open windows to the audience.