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This document provides background information on the Italian painter Sandro Botticelli and summarizes some of his famous works from the Renaissance period. It explains that the slideshow contains examples of Botticelli's paintings and is intended to familiarize 10th grade World History students with his artwork and teach them about art during the Renaissance. Students will be expected to memorize the names of each painting by viewing the images.

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By: Blair Norris This slide would be used in my 10 th grade World History Class to familiarize students with Botticelli’s paintings and teach about the Renaissance. Botticelli

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