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The 13 pages that link to Sandro Botticelli, each with the reason it gives.

• MichelangeloRelated: Botticelli’s career illustrates the artistic culture Michelangelo encountered in Florence.

• Renaissance artRelated: His elegant line and mythological subjects offer a distinctive alternative to strict naturalism.

• Lorenzo de' Medici (1449–1492)Related: Botticelli worked in the artistic world sustained by Medici patronage.

• The Birth of VenusRelated: Botticelli shaped the painting’s flowing contours and idealized figures.

• Italian Renaissance paintingRelated: His mythologies reveal how classical subjects entered elite Florentine painting.

• Florentine paintingRelated: His work shows how late fifteenth-century Florence developed a refined, linear style.

• Sistine ChapelRelated: His side-wall scenes were among the works commissioned before Michelangelo’s ceiling.

• Andrea del VerrocchioRelated: Botticelli is often associated with Verrocchio’s workshop milieu, though the details of his training remain uncertain.

• Filippo LippiRelated: Botticelli developed a distinctive style from training under Lippi.

• Renaissance FlorenceRelated: His mythological paintings show how classical subjects entered Medici-era Florentine art.

• QuattrocentoRelated: His late-century paintings reveal a major alternative to the period's more spatially naturalistic styles.

• Simonetta VespucciRelated: Later tradition linked Simonetta’s image to paintings associated with Botticelli.