The Renaissance, and Later
(Artists of All Sorts)
(Also including philosophers)

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Jane Austen, English novelist, wrote Sense and Sensability
Johann Sebastian Bach, classical composer, wrote the Brandenberg Concertos
Ludwig von Beethoven, classical composer, wrote the 9 Symphonies
Dante, writer, wrote The Inferno
Rene Descartes, the Father of Modern Philosophy
Handel, classical composer, wrote the Messiah
Immanuel Kant, influential modern philosopher, wrote The Critique of Pure Reason
Leonardo da Vinci, Renaissance artist, painted the Mona Lisa
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, classical composer, wrote Eine Kleine Nachtmusik
Edgar Allen Poe, inventor of the short story
Raphael, Renaissance painter, painted The School of Athens
Rembrandt van Rijn, 17th Century Dutch Artist, painted Descent from the Cross
William Shakespaere, world history's most famous writer
The Mona Lisa by da Vinci; perhaps the most famous painting in history
Michelangelo: sculptor, painter, genius; painted the Sistine Chapel, sculpted David
A section from the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, painted by Michelangelo
Samson, a painting by Rembrandt
The Cowper Virgin, a painting by Raphael
James Watt, the Father of the English hymn
Franz Joseph Haydn, classical composer; wrote The Surprise Symphony
Vivaldi, classical composer, famous for his Four Seasons
Monteverdi, inventor of the opera form