TWO FACES OF THE ITALIAN RENAISSANCE:
LORENZO DE' MEDICI AND GIROLAMO SAVONAROLA
Many extol Lorenzo de’ Medici as the consummate
Renaissance man and condemn Girolamo
Savonarola as a freakish throwback to the worst
of the Middle Ages. Yet the two Florentines were
contemporaries – and enemies. And despite our
love affair with Lorenzo, a good case can be
made that Savonarola had a greater impact on
art, politics, and history in the Renaissance.
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