In the modern market there are not many products that could be worth more than masterpieces of art, millions and millions dollars circulate every day in the art buying and selling market. If the artist's name is right, the works can bring in sums that amaze us. To understand this strange and scandalous affair between art and money, we have to go back at least 600 years. There was a far more shocking collision between market forces and masterpieces in Renaissance Florence. Almost all of the most splendid and exquisite arts were created in the service of the wealthy and ruthless Medici family. It is undeniable that the Medici made Florence one of the most beautiful cities in the world with their money. The Medici could be considered the very first collectors of great modern art, with their complex emotions involved, such as their guilt, their ambition for authority and their sexual desire. Ultimately, the Medici didn't just collect paintings and sculptures; they had changed the very nature of art itself and had even released a monster they could not control. In terms of religion, politics, and personality, European art changed form and purpose under the influence of the Medici family. It's hard to escape the Medici in Florence. Their coat of arms, made up of six palles1, or balls, was visible everywhere when traveling around town. Rather, these are their mark of eternity from the city of Florence. There are arguments put forward about what these famous Medici balls symbolized, some have said that they were medicinal pills, for the pun "Medici"; some claim that the balls are the decoration of the heroic knight's shield. However, these myths are not true. In fact, what these balls represent from the beginning was Bezant...... middle of paper...... would be more suitable to be a mage. This painting transformed the Medici's image as a moneylender, seemingly serving as a visual metaphor or alter ego for Cosimo and the rest of his family. The Magi sent gifts to Jesus, what is this monastery if not a splendid gift from the Medici to Jesus Christ? The excitement of making money seeped into every aspect of Renaissance life. The artists were inspired by the mathematics of banking and accounting to create a new pictorial language. Mathematics, the tools of primitive capitalism, the principles that had made the Medici rich, had infiltrated the very texture of art. It's no surprise that artists can manipulate mathematics to create new skills such as 3D perspective illusions. The Medici sponsored artists like Paolo Uccello, who obsessively attempted to create his illusion of space in his work..