Taking advantage of the epidemic, I reviewed "The Medici Family: The First Season of Famous Emeralds". The Medici family, as a big name in the art collection world, has always been inextricably linked with famous Western art masters . The first-generation Cosimo de' Medici, as a banker, was the founder of the family's wealth, but he encountered an accident at the beginning of the first episode. The second-generation son Cosimo de' Medici (referred to as Cosimo) is the family culture. In the first season, Cosimo was used as the male protagonist to introduce how the Medici family was connected with the artists at the time in the era of Pope power. The first two episodes talked about the painters Donatello and Medici. family origin.
Then I talked about how to build the iconic building in Florence, Italy, the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore step by step.
No one dares to challenge this "unfinished building" that has not completed the dome roof. One is that the cost is too high, and the other is that the design is extremely difficult.
But the male protagonist, the second generation of Medici, Cosimo, is a banker who likes art by nature, and found a talented architect - Brunie Neschi.
Relying on his design talent, he drew design drawings for the dome of the church, and explained his design to Cosimo succinctly and clearly (basically, it means that the dome like an egg is better to support), and the Medici who made a fortune by doing business The family began to provide money for the construction of the dome. At that time in the dark Middle Ages, the construction of the church gained the support of the Pope and the people at the same time, which was basically equal to the harvest of political power and popular support, which laid a solid foundation for the subsequent development and growth of the Medici family business.
There is also a series of love-hate relationships involving the Medici family in the back, not spoilers.
The actors are very attractive, the acting skills are all online, the lines are also meaningful, and the lighting effects are also very natural. It is really strong to understand the historical background of Renaissance Italy!
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