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Art was a major part of Renaissance life because there were people who were willing to support it: the patrons. The wealth, personal vanity, and new levels of education in society all supported a growing culture of patronage, championed by the princes, or lords of Italian city-states and other wealthy citizens.
Patronage increases security and value for artists
Patronage didn't just create job security, it made artists visible and notable in new ways. Some artists worked exclusively for their patrons while others were commissioned by new patrons as their work gained public exposure.
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