Renaissance Art Lecture

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    1. Looking at Art Classical, Medieval, and Renaissance Art
      • Light
      • Perspective
      • Movement
      • Color
      • Proportion
      • Symbolism
      The Peasant Dance, Pieter Bruegel the Elder Looking @ Art
      • Light
      • Perspective
      • Color
      • Form
      • Proportion
      • Symbolism
      Looking @ Art Giovanni Arnolfini and His Bride Jan Van Eyck, 1434
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    3. Renaissance Art Comparing Renaissance Art to Medieval Art
    4. Art of Ancient Greece and Rome
    5. Zeus or Poseidon c. 460-450 B.C.
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    7. Julius Caesar Caesar Augustus
    8. Medieval Art
    9. Characteristics of Medieval Art
      • Disproportionate figures
      • Little or no perspective
      • All faces the same, unrealistic
      • Two-dimensional, flat, and dull
      • Religious themes
      • 180 degree relief statues
      • Storytelling, either about religion or warfare
      • Artists as craftsmen, work for guilds
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    13. Madonna Enthroned Giovanni Cimabue 1280-90
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    15. Annunciation Simon Martini, 1333
    16. Transition
      • "He converted the art of painting from Greek to Latin and brought in the modern era”
      • First since the Greeks to understand the concept of space - 3D on a 2D surface
      • Influenced western art and all the Renaissance artists
      Giotto
    17. Saint Francis and Saint Claire
    18. The Presentation of the Virgin, 1305
    19. Madonna Enthroned Giotto, 1311
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    21. Art of the Renaissance
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    23. Madonna and Child Fra Filippo Lippi, 1406-1469
    24. Adoration of the Magi Sandro Botticelli
    25. Dead Christ Andrea Mantegna, 1501
    26. Raphael
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    29. School of Athens
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    32. Leonardo da Vinci
    33. The Last Supper
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    35. Madonna of the Rocks
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    37. Mona Lisa
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    39. Michelangelo
    40. Pieta , 1498-99
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